The Vikings will receive a 3rd round compensatory pick next year for the departure of Darnold. Reports were they reached out to teams regarding a sign & trade, but the draft capital coming back was worse so they let him walk.
Losing your second scoring option that also happens to be a 42% 3-point shooter is definitely a big loss. Something that gets overlooked with this injury is that KAT has quietly been much improved on the defensive end and sits at 3rd in defensive rating behind Gobert and Wembanyama. Even though Gobert anchoring the defense greatly helps KAT’s rating, he has held his own much better this year. Luckily NAZ REID is a very capable big, and should/will play starter minutes off the bench.
The reality of the NFL is that unless you are trading a star at a premier position, the compensation will be poor. It also has to be taken into account that Cleveland is in a contract year and will need to be paid this offseason. With more important players on the team needing extensions/new deals (Jefferson, Hunter, Cousins?, etc.), and the line playing well without Cleveland, pennies have to be pinched somewhere. So getting a 6th for someone you would’ve let walk in the offseason seems like a win.
Vikes get Dobbs and 7th round pick for 6th round pick.
Giants land Correa for 13 years $350 million.
Units that say SI (side imaging) will also have down imaging and sonar. If there is GPS in title it has GPS. So for an example a Helix 10 CHIRP MEGA SI+ GPS will have everything SI, DI, sonar, and GPS. As for helix vs solix the main difference will be that the solix is a touch screen and the helix is not. I’m not familiar with the Apex series, but I’m pretty sure they are marketed toward offshore ocean guys. For units that are 360 capable if you go the Humminbird website and look at the 360 transducer (need special transducer to run 360) it will list out the compatible units.
I was out once earlier this week around Mankato. Only fished panfish for the first 15 minutes in my usual summer spot(10ft weed line). Caught 4 decent gills in that time, but with the water temp at 74 degrees and not marking as many upon arrival decided to move on. I think in a week gills should start to show up in better numbers in their classic summer spot, but time will tell.
After the semi-fail on the panfish mission, we got out the bass rods and started beating the bank up. Found out shortly that the bass are on the chomp and you can catch them almost any way you want. Senkos, swimbaits, spinnerbaits, and frogs it didn’t matter. Average size wasn’t the best, but when they are hitting the toad I’m not going to complain.
May I ask what water temp you were finding? A couple of my local Southern MN lakes set up like what you explained so I might have to give this pattern a shot.
