Tempura & Beer Batter spritzed with panko after dipping , Peanut oil (350-375 degrees)(thermometer) (cook about 1 minute) smallish fingers, White Vinegar and coarse sea salt to finish. Jalapeno and dill tarter as preferred.
Hey, Dutchboy, any ideas to bypass this stuff to get to the trail?
up on Sat and leave Sun. Returning Wed through Sun the following. Game plan for Sat check current areas, then off to NW side of lake,weather permitting, continuing to move East as necessary. 1st break, shallow to shore with wind at my back if it makes sense. Light plastics and pref. no live bait.
Jeff Gahnz / Gary Glubka
Whatever you choose, a simple in line dimmer saves the hassle of trying to get it ‘just right’. They’re quite inexpensive.
Brian,
My family came here to the US from Poland some 200 years ago. I was born stateside. Incidentally, you and I have crossed wakes once or twice.
Thanks, I’ll try the trail update thing. I don’t know where it’s set? Not sure if I recall ever looking at it. I will now. As far as the level, that seems challenging…if not impossible. Tips? Level with the horizon?
yes , yes and I bought a package with the Gen2 from The Fugawi rep in Bayport, MN.
Oh, and…my overall catching success this year has been much less because of this. Bummer!
Brian,
My boat icon on the screen points the right way ‘most’ of the time. I have thrown a buoy and marked that same spot on the GPS. The boat icon on the screen, when trying to return to the mark/buoy, is nowhere close. In fact, as much as 10 meters off. I mark a spot on the GPs and try to return (to a tight pod of walleyes). It is an exercise of futility. I know I saw ’em but to get back on the school has been daunting and unsuccessful. As I said, I don’t want to throw buoys because of all the attraction. I don’t like throwing buoys and having to wind em up when i have not decided to stay on a spot. I know, I’m spoiled, but, I’ll pay for what I want when it comes down to it. I bought a greater refresh rate along with much greater accuracy (especially at slow hunting speeds) and I really would be very grateful to get what I purchased. I must be or have done some little thing wrong. So again, please help!
Did the set-up…check It is hooked to NEMA…and I’ve calibrated a number of times. I relocated the unit 3 or 4 times trying to eliminate the possibility of interference. I’ve done the upgrades. The tracking at slow speed is horrible. Certainly worse than without it. i’ve talked with tech support and they are not any real help. i’m thinking of switching to another brand. My first finder was Lowrance 35 years ago and running. I was trying to eliminate throwing markers, which draw other boats with binoculars from miles away (Rainy, Namakanetc.) Any recommendations? I just expect the stuff to work.
Kelli,
Cabela’s is going the way of Gander Mountain. I suspect they will be talked about with disdain from the core group on this site much the way they speak unvarnished about Gander. For many years Cabela’s was ‘my store’. That has changed. It started with a change in customer service attitude (problem with Guide-wear (unresolved and ignored with some sort of weird attitude I had not found here before) and continued with experiences not being able to find common items. Specifically, I needed to replace a Shimano C14, (The Woodbury, MN store had just opened and as a Woodbury resident, I was excited). I made a trip to buy one as was met by a clerk who explained they did not have one and the reason they don’t carry it. ‘People can’t’ afford that model’ or something very close to that. So, I went to Mills Fleet Farm and bought it. I was at Cabela’s many times over the last 12 months and seem to leave disappointed at least 1/2 of the time. I tried to buy a jaw spreader the other day and was told they were sold out. Hey, it’s June, and it doesn’t make sense. So, Back to Fleet Farm, where I also got the rest of the things I need for my Canadian fishing trip. Cabelas is falling asleep as far as I’m concerned. I’m no longer the world’s foremost customer. I feel kinda bad about that.
