Zinger11

That's why I always have a new hub in my truck

I run 4 Okuma 303 never an issue

Before I even start winterizing my block I open the 2 drain valves above the oil pan and make sure they drain. Sometimes I have had to shove something to unplug them because dirt will collect on the bottom of your block causing water to get trapped or block circulation

Talked with him yesterday it looks like another month. They had some material issues

I run pump handles on my 300 copper so I don't have to have 4 and 5 hundred set ups. I also have smart troll and know exactly how deep they are. Just like every set up they have there days

I fished the trench area one spring for a week felt the fishing was slow and never went back. Ever since I fish the high rocks near the plant and fish out of Catfish Creek

Bought mine last year couldn't be happier knowing depth and temp on my dipsys is a game Changer. I sometimes run 2 on my downriggers after buying an extra paddlewheel. I don't run them that much in the fall with heavy boat traffic. 300 bucks a probe seams alot but over the years I always had 2 fishhawk probes on my boat and have had a few stop working that had to be replaced at 450 a pop. When you go cost of a new fishhawk vs smart troll there pretty close a fishhawk is a one trick pony

Sorry

I notice you run them on all your dipsys. Have you ever had a client lose one and if so how many?

Anyone run your smart troll probe with copper and how do you attach it thanks

Does anyone know how long it takes to charge a smart troll probe? Thanks

B&E Tackle and they are awesome

I run 4 Chinooks and 2 downriggers and most day's the Chinooks out fish the downriggers

Windfinder is something I would not plan a trip around many times I have been at the dock with 4 footers and the app said 1 footers

It's all fun and games until someone loses a probe

I run mostly Chamberlains but when I use meat rigs or large flasher I run blacks because the chamberlains can't handle those rigs no matter how tight you set them