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  • Chris Shelton
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    #2200811

    I had a similar issue this spring with my Dakotas that are hooked up for my Humminbirds. Dakota’s website says to “reset the batteries” by hooking it up to a Dakota Lithium brand charger. I use a different brand for on board charging (NOCO) and it read as constantly charging but would not fully charge. I took the advice from Dakota, tried it and it did a total reset for the batteries, charged them up and problem solved for me.

    Chris Shelton
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    #1997333

    I’ve got one, works great for larger tungsten jigs to small/medium spoons. Handle is rubber, rod tip is sensitive and lightweight. Haymaker works best for perch and small walleye baits. Detects light bites nicely and has a nice backbone for fighting fish.

    Side note: If you’re looking to target with little jigs and smaller spoons I’d suggest looking into the Cherry Picker. The Cherry Picker from northland is my new favorite panfish rod, basically the Ultra-light version of the haymaker. I can see every little movement in the rod tip and feel everything in the handle, comes in handy for those light-bite crappies.

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