
Jordan Thompson
Tournament Angler
I've been addicted to bass fishing since I was a teenager. There's nothing quite like watching the sunrise over the water, seeing nature wake up, and feeling that connection with the outdoors. But if I'm being honest, nothing beats the excitement of catching a big bass.
After 15 years of tournament fishing, that feeling hasn't changed. At the end of an eight-hour tournament day, you want to bring your best five fish to the scales. But the odds aren't always in your favor. You're already battling unpredictable fish and changing conditions. The last thing you need is equipment letting you down.
That's why reliable power matters so much to me. I've been running five LiTime lithium batteries on my Falcon bass boat for nearly two years without any issues. From starting my Mercury outboard to running my Minn Kota trolling motor and Humminbird electronics, I've come to trust my setup. I can even check my batteries through the Bluetooth app.
Fishing will always be unpredictable. That's part of what I love about it. But when those five fish are on the line, my batteries are one thing I don't want to worry about.
Boat: Falcon Bass Boat
Outboard: Mercury 250 HP Four-Stroke
Trolling Motor: Minn Kota Ultrex 36V
Electronics: 3 Fish Finder Displays & 3 Transducers, including Humminbird MEGA Live 2 & MEGA 360
Battery Setup
- Trolling Motor: 3 × LiTime 12V 100Ah TM Bluetooth
- Cranking: 1 × LiTime 12V 140Ah Bluetooth
- Electronics: 1 × LiTime 12V 100Ah Bluetooth





