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Marcum LX7 on Bow? |
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05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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Gonna mount my LX-7 up by the trolling motor. Already have the open water transducer kit, but trying to figure out which mount I should put it on. Anyone with this setup that could give a recommendation? Would love to just bring it into the store and get some ideas, but the closest Cabela's is over an hour away and L&M is 45 minutes, so pretty limited to online and most don't mention the LX-7.
Posted on: 4/25 15:47:17
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Re: Map chips |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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I really like my Navionics+ chip. It does update your maps, but it takes time as you have to upload the info to Navionics and then they adjust their maps based on all the data they receive.
Posted on: 4/13 8:49:43
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Re: Will there be enough ice for the Extravaganza? |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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It was just announced that the Sheriff's Dept gave them the go-ahead
Posted on: 1/16 15:09:24
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Re: Dead Stick Rod |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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The new Cold Snap CSAW rod is a pretty fantastic dead stick with a lot of backbone.
Posted on: 2019/12/12 16:09
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Re: Hub style shelters |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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I love my Otter Lodge hub. We use it year round for camping and fishing. plenty of room for two people on a queen-sized cot with room for our gear, and it stays plenty warm with the insulated fabric and the buddy heater on low.
Posted on: 2019/12/12 13:14
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Re: Navionics app |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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Sonar chart is a combination of everyone that runs the chip in their boats and updates it. The Navionics setting is generally the government maps or lakes that Navionics has actually mapped. So, on smaller or less popular lakes, the sonar chart is better. Quote:
DanTongen wrote:
What is more accurate in your opinions the navionics setting or the sonar setting while using the app ?
Dan
Posted on: 2019/12/11 15:10
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Re: Navionics app |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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I have the app on my phone, but also purchased the Navionics+ chip for my boat to make better maps of the lakes that I fish. I pull it out of my depthfinder and upload to Navionics and within a few weeks, the Sonar Chart on my phone also updates with new maps.
Posted on: 2019/12/10 11:58
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Re: pan fish rods |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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Quote:
tonkatom wrote:
I have no issue fishing any depth with the setup I use the tread simply winds on the spool but the bead stays near the bobber
I'm also a St Croix guy "best rods on earth"
Jordan, it appears you use a 8 foot rod for pan fishing ?
you other guys using rods that long for pan fish ?
I don't think I have a panfish rod under 7'6", and the one I reach for the most is a 11'er. I build all of mine on fly rod blanks and they are tremendous for casting as well as playing fish.
Posted on: 2019/9/4 11:02
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Re: Looking for shoreline fishing suggestions |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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There is some fantastic fishing just south of the Lake Street bridge on the St Paul side. There is on-street parking just south of the bridge and trails that go up and down the shoreline. Some great smallmouth, northern, and catfish like to hang around near where the stormwater enters the river.
Posted on: 2019/8/16 9:45
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Whitefish, MT |
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Pro Staff Joined:
05/04/2004
From Fosston, Mn
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Heading out to Whitefish, MT over Labor Day weekend for a wedding. Anybody have any good recommendations for some public water fly fishing to hit in the area? Looking to catch a couple wild trout and would love to see if I could catch a grayling.
Posted on: 2019/8/6 17:38
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