I do like that jog feature when over crappie trees. Click click, 10’ this way or that way. Just convenient. I don’t crappie fish much though so it really only gets used when my buddy is on board. Heck, I don’t even get the remote out if fishing alone.
I may install the heading puck. I'm tired of working on the boat in the cold weather we've had. Its just my style of fishing I cant see me using the remote at all. Hell, I'll have both bow graphs off the boat from May thru September. Even the spotlock feature wont see much action then. I dont chase panfish during that time. Its all up shallow. Starts with walleye/stripers, then turns to bass time. I havent used a front graph at night in years. I take them off for their own protection lol. Dont need a 1/2oz chatterbait shashing a screen. I've been told to always have the remote handy. There are some issues that can happen with a board the disable the pedal but you can still steer with the remote.
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Hopefully. Looking at snow Wed into Thurs. Maybe get lucky and hit them when they first pull up shallow. Usually that will last a couple days. At least you can be more selective then and release the big ones. They werent in big schools yesterday, just 2 to 5 fish coming in at a time. A steady stream of fish seemed to be pulling up all day on a deep flat. The channel fish seemed slower, not ready yet.
That’s what a filet knife is for perch are really good eating. But as the catch and release thing goes you’re right they probably won’t survive.
I tossed back the fish that came from 18 to about 23 feet. No popping air bladders on them. None made it to the freezer lol. Ate them two days and gave some to friends.
I thought I was a friend lol I didn’t get none
None for me thanks. If I want more mercury in my diet I'll eat a thermometer
That looks like a Susquehanna trout
Least he has the right teams shirt!
