I recall my Moor instructions saying you can leave the battery in as long as the probe is dry. It has an auto on switch when in the water. A cheap DC voltmeter on board can save a lot of trouble if the probe stops working
We got into them off I-Bay last week several times. Similar sizes as Brian said. If you’re not staring at the rod when they bite you end up dragging them.
1 Cummings 36in.x35in hoop with 6ft handle. Total reach 9ft. $40
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Like a Timex watch, my SubTroll has been around for 14 yrs and still ticking. Got 2 spare probes off of the LOU here to keep it running a few more years hopefully. 🙄
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Those dive charts are a general guideline with lots of variables. Speed and line size,etc. Be aware of the diver setting also. At that depth I would have mine on 3 or higher. Good luck
Not sure how deep you were trolling or the setting on the slide diver but it sounds like you were digging/dragging bottom over some zebra coated rocks which frayed and broke that 30lb Big game.
I thought it was decided that the water temp was not conducive for pen raising in Sandy. I seem to remember 70 deg water there in April a few years ago while they were still getting pen fish.
Right on Matt, a hard working group it was. And I managed to stay dry. 😋 Happy to see them in the water after last years low water level didn’t allow the pens to go in. Looking forward to the kings and steelhead getting delivered next week and getting on the feeding schedule
Still no ramp docks in yet as of 4:30PM today (Monday)
The Town of Irondequoit has that job. Hopefully this week.
The fingers on the other dock down there should have been disconnected for the winter. Several are damaged from the ice. Maybe next year. 🙄