MONSTER Walleye - Testing out the Lowrance Eagle Eye 9

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  • Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025

Комментарии • 19

  • @MigGall
    @MigGall 17 дней назад +2

    Congrats on the PB! Looked like a nice day out there. Kristine loved watching the Fish Finder in the video lol.

  • @bhandy87
    @bhandy87 15 дней назад +3

    Nice walleye.😊😅🎉

  • @colejfishingadventures
    @colejfishingadventures 22 дня назад +3

    Awesome video man! Looks like a good day! I’ve gotta get some more walleye videos on my channel! Keep up the awesome job!! 🤝💪

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  21 день назад

      Thanks man!
      Walleye are always so much fun to fish, so they make great videos!

  • @wayne-oo
    @wayne-oo 14 дней назад +1

    Well done !

  • @NomadicNorthwoods
    @NomadicNorthwoods 21 день назад +3

    That looks like a damn nice chain of lakes. I might have to drive over there from Wisconsin and pluck a few out of there. Is your "dead stick" a rattle wheel? Congratulations on those fish.

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  21 день назад

      They chains got some relly big fish, but they can be tough to find!
      On the dead stick all I had was just a jig head with a minnow tail on it. And a bell attached to the rod tip.

  • @iScootToronto
    @iScootToronto 15 дней назад +1

    I notice some latency when jigging is this just a camera delay or is that with the unit

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  15 дней назад +1

      Are you talking about the latency on the Lowrance unit? There shouldn't be any delay with the camera.
      The Lowrance seems to be a, I'd say 0.75 second delay from when you jig to seeing your bait move on the screen, so yeah there is a bit of latency

  • @jayrobertson232
    @jayrobertson232 11 дней назад

    How do you prepare and cook those Ciscoes?

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  10 дней назад +1

      Honestly I don't keep to eat them. If i keep them I use them as bait on Pike tip-ups.

    • @jayrobertson232
      @jayrobertson232 10 дней назад +1

      @@SaskCastAnglingthanks

  • @pommisuoja
    @pommisuoja 21 час назад

    How big hole you need for eagle eye sensor?

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  20 часов назад

      I have an 8" auger and the ducer and pole setup I have fits in easily. I have another video on my channel showing my setup if you wanted to get a better idea of the pole and mount I use to fit in the 8" hole.

  • @adaml3135
    @adaml3135 23 дня назад

    Have you experimented with forward view?

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  23 дня назад

      Not really yet. I've turned it on and looked around, it has a bunch of noise in compared to downward view that when playing with it for a few seconds, had trouble getting rid of. I will be trying it out more in the future for sure though.

    • @BondsIsKing
      @BondsIsKing 18 дней назад +1

      I have one and have used forward. It has helped me out a lot. Not as good as live scope but it’s impressive for 1/3rd the price

  • @philippearce9395
    @philippearce9395 17 дней назад

    What are you running for a battery with the eagle eye??

    • @SaskCastAngling
      @SaskCastAngling  17 дней назад +2

      I am using a ERYY 12v 23.4AH (30AH) LiFePO4 Battery. I bought it on Amazon. It lasts me all day. I had tried a 12v 10AH dakota lithium battery and it only lasted two hours.
      I plan on making and putting out a video on all my setup for the Eagle Eye 9 soon!