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Just curious, off of downrigger or poles?

Is it different than a fish hawk?

Question- is there a way to replace a transducer without running new line to fishfinder? I have a new tracker and the transducer isn’t very trolling friendly and getting a new transducer snaked to the console seems extremely difficult. Just looking for a upgrade not a project.

Everything was West last weekend between 125-200, by Braddock's all spoons and meat.

I fished out of Sandy and Braddock last week, agreed Braddocks is very shallow. Braddocks was slow (it was super rough and the afternoon when I went out) got one nice brown in the 1.5 hours on a spoon in 100 ft of water. Sandy we got out early, fished for 3 hours before getting blown off. All the fish were caught between 190 and 220 feet right in front of the channel, 3 Kings, one Laker and a steelhead and 2 misses. All on spoons, all in the top 70 ft, meat rigs didn't move at all.

Has anyone been in or out yet? Thinking about giving it a try tomorrow.

You could also go somewhere like Sodus or Fairhaven and if the lake is too rough, just fish for Bass/Pike in the bays.

Thanks, is it as simple as getting the boat the speed you want and pressing auto pilot on the trolling motor?

I know this can be done, I'm just not sure how. I have a 19 foot tracker with s 82lb trolling motor, no kicker. Anyone got any tricks or tips? Justin

How is the channel right now, can I get a 31 inboard out?

Looking for a Aluminum boat, 16-17ft, non-tiller, hopefully made after 2000, trying to stay between 5-10k, let me know what you have in the Rochester area! justin