1. A recreational trolling boat, comprising: a. a molded hull having opposed sides, front, rear and bottom; b. the hull including a top deck having an elongated centralsunken portion and at least one outer raised portion disposed on each side of the sunken portion; c. the central sunken portion including a forward end portion and a rear end portion; e. a pair of spaced apart elongated cavities formed in the bottom ofthe hull with each cavity being spaced inwardly from an adjacent side of the hull and open from the bottom; d. the central sunken portion being disposed at a level below a top portion of the pair of cavities such that the central sunken portion extendsthrough a substantial length of the boat and extends generally between the pair of cavities; f. an electric trolling motor mounted in each cavity intermediately between the front and rear of the hull; g. a pair of foot pedals disposed in the elongatedcentral sunken portion with each pedal operative to control one of the electric trolling motors wherein each electric trolling motor is independently controlled to propel and steer the boat; h. one or more seats spaced above the top deck and centralsunken portion of the top desk; and g. each seat having a frame structure that extends over and spans the central sunken portion of the top deck and which is supported by the outer raised portion of the top deck.

2. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein each cavity includes a generally inverted U-shaped wall.

3. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein each electric trolling motor includes a motor and a propeller and wherein each cavity extends substantially around the motor and propeller of each trolling motor.

4. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein each cavity includes a front portion and a rear portion and wherein the front portion of each cavity is generally closed and the rear portion of each cavity is generally open.

5. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein each cavity includes a surrounding wall and wherein each trolling motor includes a support shaft that extends through the wall of the adjacent cavity.

6. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 including a gasoline engine mounted to the rear of the boat.

7. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein each side of the hull includes a side wall that extends downwardly and curves generally inwardly, and thereafter joins a portion of a respective cavity.

8. The recreational trolling boat of claim 7 wherein there is defined an open space between each side wall of the hull and a substantial portion of a wall that forms a part of an adjacent cavity.

9. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein the at least one raised portion of the top deck includes a first raised portion that is contiguous with the central sunken portion and extends outwardly from the central sunken portion, and asecond raised portion that is raised with respect to both the central sunken portion and the first raised portion and which forms an outer portion of the top deck.

10. The recreational trolling boat of claim 9 wherein the second raised portion includes a pair of rear areas that project from the boat and which are at least slightly curved.

11. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein the one or more seats are adjustable fore and aptly over the central sunken portion of the top deck.

12. The recreational trolling boat of claim 11 wherein each seat includes a pair of spaced apart runners with each runner being supported on a portion of the top deck outwardly from the central sunken portion of the top deck.

13. The recreational trolling boat of claim 12 wherein there is provided a pair of spaced apart elongated grooves formed in the top deck outwardly of the central sunken portion and wherein the runners are retained in the grooves such that theone or more seats can be adjusted fore and aptly over the central sunken portion of the top deck.

14. The recreational trolling boat of claim 13 wherein there is provided a pair of longitudinally spaced seats and wherein each seat includes a frame that spans the central sunken portion of the top deck.

15. The recreational trolling boat of claim 1 wherein the one or more seats are disposed over and aligned with the central sunken portion of the top deck such that the central sunken portion forms an area for receiving the feet of one or moreoccupants seated on the one or more seats of the boat.

16. A recreational trolling boat, comprising: a. a molded hull having opposed sides, front, rear, bottom and a top deck; b. a pair of spaced apart elongated cavities formed in the bottom of the hull with each cavity being spaced inwardly froman adjacent side of the hull; c. a pair of electric trolling motors, each electric trolling motor mounted in one of the cavities intermediately between the front and rear of the hull; d. the top deck including an elongated sunken channel formed in thetop deck, the central sunken portion being disposed at a level below a top portion of the pair of cavities; e. the elongated sunken channel having a floor and a pair of sidewalls and extending a substantial distance between the front and rear of thehull; f. wherein the elongated sunken channel is disposed generally centrally between the opposite sides of the boat and extends generally fore and aptly between the pair of cavities; g. one or more seats aligned with the sunken channel and spaced overthe top deck and the sunken channel; and h. a pair of foot pedal controls disposed in the elongated sunken channel with each foot pedal operative to control one of the electric trolling motors, wherein each electric trolling motor is independentlycontrolled to propel and steer the boat.

17. The recreational trolling boat of claim 16 wherein each seat includes a frame structure that straddles the sunken channel and extends transversely over the sunken channel, and wherein the frame structure of each seat is supported on the topdeck outwardly of the sunken channel.

18. The recreational trolling boat of claim 17 wherein the one or more seats are adjustable fore and aptly over the sunken channel and wherein the frame structure of each seat includes an elongated runner confined in the top deck outwardly ofthe sunken channel such that the runner can move back and forth on the top deck outwardly of the sunken channel.

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