Abstract: A Remote Electric Lift Assembly for Bow Mount Trolling Motors for remotely raising and lowering the shaft of a bow mount trolling motor. The invention is configured with a Custom Frame that mounts to a bow mount trolling motor or boat bow, a small Direct-Current Motor that mounts to the Custom Frame, a Custom Cable System that connects to the Direct-Current Motor and the shaft of the bow mount trolling motor, an Electrical Switch for remote raising/lowering control, and an Electrical Wiring Harness that connects the Electrical Switch to the Direct-Current Motor and a battery source. When the switch is operated the Direct-Current Motor provides the energy necessary for remotely raising and lowering the trolling motor shaft via the Custom Cable System to any desired position.