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  • nck6511
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    #1367222

    Bought a 7 and 10 in ’09

    1) both had to be swapped out because they had issues reading the map chips.

    2) the 10 had to be swapped out again because it still had issues reading the map chip

    3). Both units again had to be swapped out because the screens pushed in and water got in the units and caused them to fry out(lowrance acknowledged this was an issue with many early units)

    4). My 10 still goes dark when I adjust the backlight.

    5). Both units still “lock up” on me.

    If I have to go through this again I would rather switch over to Birds. The new touch screens are pretty darn slick though. I just don’t want to deal with ruined fishing trips due to electronics issues.

    Thanks

    nck6511
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    #1102727

    There have been reports of people pulling Muskies through the ice in the winter.

    It’s a pretty hush hush deal though, I am sure your buddy will be thrilled you posted this. HAHA

    nck6511
    Posts: 4
    #912929

    They go where the ciscos go. Which in the summer is usually suspended over deep water. Many of these areas lack structure, so walleye fisherman pressure is pretty much non existant, therefore they are not hooking in to the muskies that are suspended in “nomans land”.

    When the ciscos move in to the shallow rocks to spawn in early november, the big girls follow them, and that is when the majority of the monster fish are caught.

    That’s my theory, anyway…

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