Sean Youngblood

Does it have compression ? year. shaft length ? Thanks

Blue glow #5 rap is my go to for Oneida. My best eye bite came mid day. Got 2 that may have been 15 and broke one off on a hookset.

I fished the north shore today also. Hiked out of Edgewater. Defiantly a tough bite. Marked fish all day. Few short eyes and a few Perch. Beautiful day to be out.

Renowskis are the cheapest quality lure I have ever used. Yes they are ok for Walleye But I have had more than one have the tail section broken off by big Walleyes. Last batch I bought I was lucky if 1 out of 4 didn't fill up with water right out of the package. I would like to see what a big King would do to one.

Like Frogger said it's the kill switch. It should have a plastic clip around it holding it out, usually on a tether cord. You can connect the tether to you and if you are thrown away from the controls it pulls the clip out and kills power to your engine.

Emerald Shiner numbers seemed good early spring in the river.I had no problem netting bait.

Sent you a text not sure if it went threw or not.I have 2 13 lb. weights I will sell for $60 located at Silver Lake.

Is your transducer mounted on the starboard side ? Should be mounted to the side the prop turns for less turbulence.

The clicking noise is power to the relays.

To test the motor itself, bypassing the relays and relay wiring, find the two heavy gauge wires that lead to the trim/tilt pump motor. One should be green and the other blue. You will probably be able to find a quick disconnect plug near where the wires exit the outboard engine cover that you can disconnect. Ground one wire to any metal surface and provide +12 volts from the battery to the other. The motor should run in one direction or the other. Now reverse the wires and the motor should run in the other direction. This will at least tell you if the motor is operating, so that you will have a better idea of what the actual problem might be. You can also pull out a relay (one at a time) and place a temporary wire jumper inside the relay socket across terminal 87 (the +12DC input voltage source) and terminal 30 (the outgoing wire to the trim/tilt pump motor) to make the motor run. It is worth repeating here: The voltage and current flows through BOTH relays, therefore when testing be sure you have a complete circuit.

Been getting Quite a few Walleyes on Erie during the day fishing for Perch with minnows on bottom in 58fow. Tuesday was the 1st trip we got none.They must be moving in.

I use Berts for boards (inline and big boards) Big Jons for down rigging (mounted on my riggers) Salty Down East for my Dipsey Divers. I have my Down Easts mounted on Berts electronic bases.It gets them a little higher waste high and gets the rod buts out of the way a little more.

If it isn't full of foam I would think toggle bolts would work.