Yankee Troller

The one that's left is 24v. The 36v model sold yesterday.

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My Lund beached itself back in January heading out of there. If the water is any lower now it might be tough to get out.

72" shaft, 112lbs thrust, 36v

You really should have gotten the PS30 transducer. That's what everyone's using on Lake Ontario.

Yes, new ones are on the way.

Minn Kota Ulterra iPilot Link with built in MEGA imaging - New in box. $2500 No shipping. Buyer to pick up between Rochester and Sodus.

Sold pending payment...

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Did the guy making them increase the size of the tails on the 16's? They look great. I remember the older ones had a small tail though?

I have someone interested in 2, so you may be in luck. Give me a little time.

For sale is a set of lightly used Cannon Optimum Downriggers. They've been used for one season, which was shortened and saw many tournaments canceled. We typically turn our downriggers over each season, so this is a great way for someone to save a few hundred bucks on a downrigger. Information on what these downriggers are capable of can be found here - Cannon Optiumum Downriggers $3000 firm for all three and I'm not looking to separate. If they need to be shipped I have the original boxes and buyer will pay shipping. The only thing we used on these downriggers was the body itself. We have our own booms, spools (filled with braid), boat side electrical connection, base, and swivel base.

This coming Saturday Fish Hawk electronics is putting together a virtual show to take the place of all the Sport shows around the Great Lakes that were canceled due to Covid. Below is a list of the 20 minute presentations. Presenters will take questions, but be mindful we only have 20 minutes. I will be speaking/taking questions for Cannon Downriggers, Humminbird Electronics, and Daiwa. I hope to see some LOU members tuning in!

Download Humminbird's FishSmart app on your phone and then download the Onieda Lake map. It's wicked detailed.

Nice job, and it's great your son is getting involved as well. On that lake it really helps to have a machine of some sort to get around unless it's glare ice. Sent from my Pixel 5 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Sure, this upcoming week I'm out of the office, but I'll be in the car all day on either Tuesday or Wednesday. Trying to dodge a snow storm. I'll PM you my number. Either day I'm honestly free and we can chat.

I can only give you my opinion. Do with it as you wish. I personally don't care about pretty, I want to see as much as possible below me. I sold a quarter of a million dollars in electronics last year, and had one of my installers working 40hr+ weeks for 5 months. I charter/tournament fish Lake Ontario. With my Humminbirds and Airmar 600w traditional sonar transducer I can mark my cannonballs down past 300', and I even have a screen shot of that combo marking my flasher down 225'. I've been running a NSS EVO3s in FL the last few weeks on a brand new Robalo. Nice MFD. I put a side scan ducer on it to compare the tech to my Humminbirds. I'll never make that mistake with Navico ever again. Compared to my Humminbirds side imaging it's horrible. Probably the worst I've seen between Humminbird, Garmin, and SIMRAD.

If your sole purpose is trolling the great lakes CHIRP is not for you. The new 600w transom mount CHIRP ducer from AIRMAR gives you about a 30* cone, but most are less than 25*. Traditional sonar ducers on 50khz are giving you 40-45* cones. So, with CHIRP ducers you lose some of the cone angle. CHIRP ducers are typically more expensive, and for trolling purposes only give you a prettier picture. If you bottom fish, or jig for fish CHIRP really shines. For trolling your wasting your money and knocking down your viewable area. I recommend thru-hull ducers on fiberglass boats. B60 and B744v are staples on the Great Lakes. If you have to go with a transom mount on aluminum boats the P66 is the way to go. I can drop ship most ducers, so let me know what you want to go with.