Set up a starting point and an ending point and run as many lures over the fish as legal. Keep the lures at different depths. Always make sure one lure if right on the bottom, ticking rocks as it moves along. And also make sure one lure is near the top of the water. That way if the fish move up for any reason all of your lures won't be running under the fish.
Motor control is very important.
This tool allows the angler to set the kicker on a compass heading and the motor will maintain that route. It doesn't matter if there's a lot of wind and waves, you stay right on path. It's almost as if the boat was riding on a rail. This unit can even be integrated with your GPS to maintain headings and move from waypoint to waypoint. All this by one small hand-held remote control.