BRsnow
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Only troll salmon about 10% of boat use. How accurate is the slipducer.? Will be getting a lithium multi and think the slipducer would be most convenient, but not against the traditional transducer if there is a big advantage. The sea sucker mounting board would be useful as well with the standard transducer. Appreciate the help.
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Saltist are all sold, open to offers on the sealines. Thanks.
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Bump for today, looking to avoid eBay 14% fee, so open to offers. Thanks
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Thanks, but my home office looks like a sporting goods store currently, so just looking to sell:-)
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New prices
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Went a bit overboard and geared up like a charter vs 16 footer. I am in Colorado, so I will be shipping, but have bought and sold on here with no previous issues. Saltist are sold. 2 60 and 1 50 sealine, all 3 for $280 shipped in US. always open to offers but not looking to trade. Thank you, Ben
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I have caught browns on them, basically have caught everything on them, but also used to run them a ton. They did excel with spring and summer kings though.
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Small j plugs, size 3 have put some really large kings in the boat over the years.
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Can you use a Y adapter to have both the gt56 and p66 attached to one 93sv and just nit run them both at same time? Thanks
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NEW Fish Hawk Equipment - Live Release Show 11/29
BRsnow replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
The new probe is what I have been waiting on, prefer to use 10lb, so this should be fine. -
NEW Fish Hawk Equipment - Live Release Show 11/29
BRsnow replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
System includes: display, probe, transom mounted transducer with cable, power cable, display cover, wireless charging pad and USB-C cable -
NEW Fish Hawk Equipment - Live Release Show 11/29
BRsnow replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
I agree, if I add the slip ducer can use on other peoples boats as well. The smaller probe is great as well. Really excited with the changes and glad I held off. Really fits small boater needs for sure with flexibility. -
NEW Fish Hawk Equipment - Live Release Show 11/29
BRsnow replied to Yankee Troller's topic in Open Lake Discussion
It looks like you can run the new “X2”with a transducer, outside of battery vs wired power any reason to spend more for the new x4? -
That would be great
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The price difference between ipilot and link isn’t much. I am shifting to garmin now that their TM comes in shafts up to 75”. If you need a TM either way, 500-1000 more for charting auto pilot doesn’t seem too bad.
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Depends on the TM, the higher end ones will follow a chart and pair with the sonar/chart plotter,
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I have spent many hours in 16’ and also a 24’ and one is more comfortable on the way in and out, but I don’t think either is safer. Definitely drier some days though. I love fishing out of the smaller boat though. -
Really more about comfort vs safety unless you are rolling in a very large boat.
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If money wasn’t an issue, which of these 3 would you go with? Thanks.
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They were all leaving Huron to Lake Michigan so they cut stocking when the baitfish disappeared. Lake Michigan has increased stocking but also estimates of 50-70% of the kings are natural reproduction. Currently I think the bait fish situation is stable. Time will tell if it holds, -
Even those fish from 2000 are smaller than the mid 90’s . Maybe it is cyclical Lake Michigan is seeing a renaissance of size and numbers.
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Thanks, I am torn. Like the simplicity of the depth raider set up and additional transducers. I use 10lb sharks, hopefully they are heavy enough,
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The browns are running 20lb in WI as well with kings sizes going back up again. WI seems to be doing something right,
