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@@bryanreed8408 It's a Varivas tungsten weight with a 2cm dropper and their size#1 weedless mosquito hook. It fishes like a jig and is a great jig follow up presentation using a whacky Senko

I've got a full video on it

@ definitely watching

@@rickjorstad6666 Thanks. Same premise as those you mentioned. These components go together nicely.

@@billsutorius2753 thank you sir

@@billsutorius2753 Thank you! I'm glad you found them helpful.

@@garlandalmarode6396 115 Hp Mercury Pro XS

Thanks!

Cool. I am going to get a second one! I think you'll love it

The port storage will hold 3 rods @7'6" and the center main locker has 12 tubes @8'. You can take the tubes out and hold 30 too

OK thank you

Sorry your experience hasn't been good. I've been running this boat for years and have no issues at all.

@@BrianGaberFishing FYI Check all of your harnesses to see if they go through and under your floor and are open not sealed connections from your helm and toggles to your engine and accessories. Mine were stuffed below the floor unseen and corroded the recirculating pump had a blue open in connector laying in the bottom of the hull was corroded and arcing, caused to burn and split filling the boat up with water stuck 3 miles out and shorting out the power to the helm and engine . The builder pump fuse was attached. 4 inches from the pump also shorted out from being underwater. It’s a 2023 2000Bay love the boat but Crestliner lost all dealers in my area now the reply was it’s my problem. Same with Lowe’s they do not offer warranty for shabby assembly work. Brunswick corporation wasn’t any help either .

I have countless hours on a gpsmaps1022 with no prob at all

Thanks. I haven't heard of issues. I've owned and used mine extensively now for a couple of years and it seems bullet proof to me. I have some graph glass on it, though! I am considering a second. One for forward and one for perspective. In my opinion, it's a great unit.

@@markgriffith1983 My experience too

Ultimately the dealership will finalize the sale. I can send you the direct contact info, if you let me know how you'd like to be contacted.

@@Allyourbase1990 Agreed. You'll like that jig. Hooks stay sharp. Fish after fish

For sure. If you get one, it has to be versatile.

Is not that boats are getting more expensive, it's inflation devaluing the dollar.

Thanks! Trolling motor is 52 inch. I have a swim ladder for it. The bracket was a Powerpole mounting bracket that I put on and left on for the buyer. It was put on during the mounting of the motor, and I left it on for the new owner. I didn't want to have the motor taken off to get the bracket off. If the new owner doesn't get Powerpoles, no bit deal. If they do want to go with them, the mounts are there for it.

Thanks! They are comfortable and fishable

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@@billsutorius2753 thank you sir!

Size #1

@@itszach6808 weightless?

@@BrianGaberFishing yes, or double fluke

@@williamturner6527 Thank you

@@LoadtheBoatwithZach I haven't yet, but will try that too! Thanks

@@toadmarz That's it! Thank you

@@bobsmoot2392 you flooded out down there, or ok?

@@bobsmoot2392 For sure on the danger!

What kind of 2/0 hooks? And 1 or 3 total hooks?

@@justinmalone8640 3 total. I always use Mustad Ultra point 2x short 1x strong. mustad-fishing.com/us/product/tg76np/?hookSize=2&colorName=Red+Blonde&packQuantity=6

Thank you!

@@Daddy_Daiwa you have any favorites?

@@BrianGaberFishing I like their swim jigs, bladed jigs, braid and Ned heads. I’ve always liked their hooks. Sticky and I’ve never opened one up.

@@Daddy_Daiwa Same on the sticky jigs. It's what brought me to them originally. I really like the bladed jig too...very compact and love the shape of the head vs the competition.

@@jasonprothero5697 Good luck!

@@dontdoxmebro1780 For sure!

Good to know. I haven't had it break yet. I have searched around and seen some personal testimonials about breaking this one sooner that the Palomar.

@@denishanley7428 I have used size 4 and 2

@@rolandburket1262 Zman makes some indestructible lures

@@camaro6810 Yesterday we caught a bunch with this technique. It was windy, which is when I like to use them most. We were just casting and retrieving to keep the bait high in the column. The barometer was higher and the fish were suspended. I'm finding I didn't need to do anything fancy with the retrieve other than have it in the right level of the water column. If the fish are down, I try to keep it low. If they're suspended, keep it up. I'm using my live imaging to see if they are up or down. Two ways to develop some confidence are to 1) find a tapering wind blown rock point in a lake with smallmouth and 2) cast down a summertime weedline or point in a lake with largemouth where there's a good minnow bite. On the weedline reel just fast enough to keep off the bottom. On the rocky point reel fast enough to keep it within 1 ft of surface. Then hang on!

@@BrianGaberFishing great advice, looking forward to trying the tapering wind blown rock point up on Kabetogama for some smallies in another week. Really enjoy the educational content, thanks!

@@camaro6810 Thank you, and good luck!

@@SimonC82686 good advice!

The structural difference between deep-cycle and cranking lead-acid batteries is in the lead battery plates. Deep cycle battery plates have thicker active plates, with higher-density active paste material and thicker separators. Alloys used for the plates in a deep cycle battery may contain more antimony than that of starting batteries. The thicker battery plates resist corrosion through extended charge and discharge cycles. All that said, you can start your car with it provided it provides the current required (the 900 CCA's). I would remember though that the deep cycle is ultimately designed for a lot of complete discharges, rather than the quick shot of starting power.

@@jeffderenzo1500 helps me get hooked up more in the wind which is mostly when I'm fishing it, but would love to hear what you've experienced

@@CarolinaReaperr Thank you for sharing! It doesn't get any better than that in this business! It made my day reading this comment.

@@malcolmzoll7613 Yes. All day with no issues. Charges fully overnight

@@billsutorius2753 It a Reaction Tackle Swimbait hook. I've got a longer video about it on my page.

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@@trophyarmorfishingadventur9194 this one is a sinking lure, so it might not make a difference. I'm typically fishing this so fast to mimic a sleeping minnow they wouldn't see it. I do feather up almost all top water