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Jigging?, no brainer: John Gaulke - http://fingerlakesanglingzone.com/default.asp

Glad that worked out and it's serving you well! I happily resorted back to my "old-tech" unit, hopefully it lasts longer than I do!

definitely a fun summer, nice job Capt Mark!

Thanks for sharing another great video & awesome fish Pete!

Keep after 'em and be safe out there - love to read your reports

Hi Pete, Glad that you're back on the water jigging, sounds like a blast - would be honored to be your cameraman anytime! Keep after 'em, Mike

Sean, pm sent

For jig & fish-watching, you usually need to tweak your sensitivity setting higher and stay vertical over the cone if possible. I use a simple old X85 Lowrance, sensitivity 100%, zoomed in on bottom third of column, 193kh. Pic of jig falling and rising on left, lake trout everywhere else...cat n mouse game

Glad to help, nice looking weekend on tap -- good luck!

Great to hear!

Tough to beat nice fish and a lot of smiles! ...great to see your boat is back in action!

Sure thing Sean - will have some in the mail to you today, not sure if they'll make it to you by Thurs though with the holiday closure. Glad to help, no need for any payment - hope the kids catch some big ones!

Sean, give me a holler if your jighead order doesn't come soon, I would gladly send a few heads n tails priority mail to you - I've been doing fine midlake using 3/4 and 1oz, 75' avg., usual white or chartreuse plastics.

I'm in a tiller, usually staying vertical by using the outboard or trolling motor on my bow. A drift sock may help also, or even cast upwind enough so your jig will be visible by the time your boat is drifting by your jig.