The hauler is an elec-tra-mate Tuna Brute III which was made and delivered from the USA. Tuna Brute III - Elec-Tra-Mate(https://elec-tra-mate.com/product/tuna-brute-iii/)

I have a bank of 3 x 110Ah heavy duty batteries. 1 x engine 2 x house for the electric gear including the Northlift, the 2 house wired in parallel. A big alternator on the Yanmar 4LV engine. I always leave the engine running in tick-over when using the electric equipment. When the electric motor sounds under stress, I pause operations or maneuver to reduce the load. Unless you have dual controls outside, I start uptide and haul the gear drifting downtide towards it. This does depend on the strength of tide - slacker tides are obviously better and easier to haul, especially with a small boat and electric eq. rather than hydraulic.

For turbot, I use: Rod : 8-12lb class, 8ft Reel : Penn squall or fathom 2, no level wind Line : 25lb braid backing with a 30ft x 50lb mono leader Terminal : weight dependent on tide but generally 6-10oz Hooks: standard or circle 4/0 Trace line: fluorocarbon 30lb x 6-8ft For longlining: Reel : electramate Tuna brute III Line : 250lb mono, 2-3mm, length of each line approx. 400m Snaps : 60 x 18mm Trace : 100lb x 1-2ft Hooks : standard or circle 4/0 stainless