To see what current version software your LX7 has hit menu, scroll down to system settings and hit menu again. Your current version will be shown there on top. As far as issues with 4.07 not sure as I just bought my unit also. Ready to take it for a test drive if we ever get ice here. Hope this helps. Tight lines.

Striker Hardwater suit is one of the warmest and most durable suits out there. If you want versatility look at their Climate series.

I have the Strikemaster Lazer Mag and had a similar problem. I adjusted the idle screw back a few turns and that fixed the problem. Hope this helps.

Lazer Blades all the way for this guy!! I punch a ton of holes every season though. Seems like i have to buy a new set of blades every season. Alot of that has to do with the sandy wind blown ice out here in NE. If you are looking for durabilty and something you can sharpen up chipper blades are the way to go!! If you have the need for speed lazer all the way

Nice work fellas!! Way to tough it out. Can’t wait to try out my new TUC Precision on some eyes!! Great show as always

Very nice show gentlemen!! Really enjoyed watching you guys beat up on some first ice eyes!! Man the color on those fish is a beautiful gold. Keep the shows coming fellas

Very nice gentlemen!!

Very nice Largie Wade Man I’m jealous. Ice is trying to form here in Nebraska just need some single digit nights to lock up the larger lakes around here. Getting closer though!! I’m stoked

Thank you for the reply. I will give that a shot!

Btw I’m running 91 octane non oxy fuel. I literaly have to wipe down my auger and muffler after each use. Doesn’t quite seem right?

Thanks for all the replies fellas. Sounds like 4# P-line should do the trick. I here ya Joel on using lighter line for sure. All my open water walleye jigging rods are spooled up with 4lb mono and have landed some dandy walleye no problem. BTW Joel got my DVR set for the 17th looking forward to your new season!! Thanks for all the help guys. Bring on the ice!!!

Thanks for the reply icefanatic. Sounds like mono is the way to go. Most of the lakes around here in Nebraska are fairly murky with a few exceptions. Really enjoying the forum so far! Lots of good info!!

Thanks for the replies guys! My perch and gill fishing doesn’t usually exceed 20ft and walleyes maybe as deep at 25-30ft at the deepest. I usually hole hop outside. I was thinking a good mono or flouro but just wondering about stretch? One other quick question, do most of you fellas tie a small barrel swivel inline to reduce line twist? Maybe James or Joel could weigh in this deal since you two got me hooked on slender spoons last year. Love the show fellas! Can’t wait for the new season to kick off