Frogger

Too funny

How about the name Steelhead.... Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

I think as long as the bait is certified and you have the receipt verifying that, your good, if it's not cert, I think there s a transportation issue but there is a stipulation for a travel corridor on Lake Ontario that might allow you to transport them. Someone on here I'm sure would know. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

Looks good Chas, clean looking. Sent from my iPad using Lake Ontario United

It might for sure if we get some calm nights..... If it does, I'm gonna get some of the biggest bait I can find and dig a hole around the old light house pier. Has to be some monsters in there.....

Thanks guys for the info. Good stuff

Tough day It sounds like Les, sounds like it's going to warm slightly then cold again next week

Agree Chas, that's what I'm wondering, but I would use the electric motor for drifting on the bar or for perch on Seneca. Just read some of the forum on that GLangler, some good reading on the topic.

Steelydan, using for steering your boat with using the big motor I'm assuming? What speed is the electric going when it's not too windy? How we'll does it work? Is it the cats meow or is it just ok and I'd be better off using the 1200.00 for something else?

Thanks Chas, I will probably do both, helps when perch ect on the fingerlakes but really looking foward to using it as a steer for auto pilot if it works. Im thinking im going to need a 60inch shaft from the way my boat sits out of the water but havent measured it yet. My boat is not that heavy <2000lbs so I wouldnt think I would need any more than 85lbs but not sure. Was hoping not to have to go with 24v only to stay away from having 4 batteries on the boat. When you troll and use it to steer is the thing running low , med, fast? or does it speed up on its own when it needs to track back to course? I will check on that sight you gave me as well.

Can anyone provide some input on if you have experience using your bow mount trolling motor for GPS auto pilot steering when trolling. I have read a couple of threads where this has been done but not a lot of information as to how much battery drain occurs during a day of trolling ot what speed does the motor run on. Do you need the 24 volt system? How much thrust 50 or do you need as much as 110? I have the Sea Nymph 19 ft and already have the dual batterys system with 4 electric DR. Any insight would be helpful, and theres never too much information, thanks guys.

I would say if your in the bays fishing or in shallows all the time it would be beneficial but if your after salmon / trout in open lake I think it's dead weight but that's an opinion.

83/200 for me pap and can track balls to 100ft as we'll. FYI I was cruising through electronics and saw the elite 5 for 350.00 base combo plotter. Tough to beat.