Eye-guy

Thank you, gonna give it a try.

Yes point 1 AP…. Sounds like it should be an easy fix. Thanks guys

Puck is on top of the console between the HDS unit and the fish hawk. But it is under the windshield and hard top. Just mounted in front of the steering wheel on the dash

Well that was on thought I had. It’s mounted next to the Lowrance head unit and the fish hawk unit. Directly below the dash in the cuddy is the computer part of the AP. When we are back to Henderson in 2 weeks I thought of moving the heading sensor outside. Possibly on the roof because I have a spot to go through an old antenna wire ran.

We installed a Lowrance AP on a 24' Thompson the other week. Calibrated with the rudder position and did the 390 degrees turn calibration. It's connected to a Lowrance hds live 12" unit. The heading sensor is mounted on the dash. Day 1 it steered great, day 2 and 3 it would hunt a little then after say a mile or two it will start with a sharp S pattern and get to where it's useless. We turned it off and on and it would continue with the S pattern. Any ideas where to start with it? Thank You

The walleye population in the Susquehanna has been a topic of concern for a few of us in the Bloomsburg area. Back 10-20 years ago we would catch a limit about every time out. In some of community holes you could catch 100+ walleye on a good day and hardly any over the 15” mark. Then run down to shallower rocky holes to pick up some bigger ones. Around 10-12 years back things started to go south where it was still easy to get a limit because all the fish we got were bigger fish but there was no younger year class of fish. The past 5-6 years I have not got a limit on a trip. Sooo the few things I noticed was major flooding during spawn periods over a few years in a row. Rocky gravel bottom holes that filled in with mud I think is a minor problem. All that said I think we had a run of bad spawning years and the spawning areas are filling in with silt. The good news is this year I have got a few days of limits and I was seeing a lot of small 13-14” fish so they’re is a stock of the younger year class coming up.