Do you guys have a spare prop for your boat that you bring to Canada?

[Wedge]

I am trying to decide if this is a purchase I need to make prior to heading up in a few weeks.

[stjoeguy]

Yes, I bring a spare prop but haven't had to use it yet.

[Capt Morgan]

Originally Posted by stjoeguy

Yes, I bring a spare prop but haven't had to use it yet.

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[camp chef]

wouldn't think of going to Canada without one.........Never ever

[Ver88]

Always have a spare in the boat while in Canada and hope to never use it. I have encountered a few boats 20 miles out that could only idle due to prop damage.

[Shotgun]

Yes I carry one and yes I've had to change one. Lakes are full of non-marked hazards.

[Lovetofish]

Yes. I can hardly lift my tool tote with the spare stuff for my boat motor and trailer parts. Never had to change out a prop or fix a trailer bearing but it seems like I had to dig in the tool tote for something every year. I won't go up there without the spare stuff.

[bigwalleye1]

Like American Express...I don't leave home without one. It may be an aluminum spare, but it beats waving at passing boats and screaming...

[packpro]

Always....One for the motor and one for the TM.

[Bill Krejca]

My spare prop is on the Yamaha 8 hp, so far, so good. The best insurance when on unfamiliar water is to always check the map and GPS chart before starting the motor. Every time.

Bill