Yankee Troller

East

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6:30am/7am 'ish

I'll be running a trip that day, but if you're there early to set-up we can probably pull this off.

I'm not a chrome blue back fan for BT's, but the rest are all great colors.

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AirmarTM165HW is a high wide chirp transducer. This particular HW is a 30* cone angle.

Here is a new transducer that I've been running on my Smokercraft. It's a transom mount, which I don't usually recommend. However, with an aluminum boat I don't have the luxury of a thru-hull. It's an Airmar TM165HW, and I've been really impressed with it. Might not be the best for deep water Lake Ontario Salmon fishing as it's only rated to about 500'. Marking Walleye on Oneida at 34mph. Marking bait at 34mph Fishing for Walleye. Top picture is Lake Erie, and the bottom picture is Oneida Lake.

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Yes, yes it is

I believe so

That's a Raymarine issue for sure, and you're not the only one with a Raymarine to have that.

B60 is much cheaper and will be fine for Great Lakes fishing. The B175HW would work, but your cone angle while trolling is about half of the B60's. The B60 is a dual frequency transducer. You cruise paying attention to 200khz and fish with 50khz. Also, if you're stuck on Garmin. Unless you want radar, or the option to run radar down, the road look into the ECHOMAP series. I bet it's a little cheaper.

Any brand will do, but don't put much stock into the stock transducers. They aren't great for open water trolling. Are you looking for a transom mount or thru-hull option for a transdcuer?

Original bag and those are stuffed in a small cardboard box.

Back in May, when I found out Rob started this business, I asked him for a solution to keep my rods safe and tangle free when I have them stored in my cabin. I had been looking for a rod sock short enough to fit when the 2-piece rods were broken down. I stack them broken down on a bunk bed, and the reel handles always found the fishing line on another rod and it became a disaster. He was already thinking about the Stubby, so he brought down a sample a few days later and the rest is history. Now with a stubby and his rod butlers I can dig out rods on the bottom of the pile and avoid messes.