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  • atwinspin
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    #1034396

    Make sure it comes with the transducer. Fine print at bottom.

    atwinspin
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    #924526

    I have’t tried this but I think canning jars might work.the lid is independent of the screw cap. they come with a rubber gasket and with a little tape to’ I think it would last a long time since its a two piece lid.

    atwinspin
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    #925771

    I have the same boat. I would remove carpet, and glue foam padding to the bow sides.I have alot of my favorite lures hanging there all the time.

    atwinspin
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    #539429

    I prefer a camera for the type of fishing I do. Most of my fishing is in 15 feet or less. For pike it’s great to see where you are in relation to weeds. For pan fish its nice to see the jig in their mouth when you set the hook and they are not just sucking on your wax worm. It’s nice to pull the bait away from the smaller fish, saves on bait and time. I have yet to see a fish that is spooked of a camera, if anything it draws them in out of curitosity. You also can see the mood of the fish and change how you fish. A flasher can tell you there are fish on a rock bar for example but you don’t know what type of fish they are it could be suckers or shad instead of walleye and you just wasted hours fishing it because you flasher showed there were fish there. Each has it’s place but for me it’s a camera. Plus there fun to watch…………

    atwinspin
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    #516184

    I bought my Arctic Cat at that store and had outstanding service. They had it ready for me to pick up in 4 hours. I have bought several accessories and a lot of hunting and fishing items and was given great assistance 95% of the time. By the way I priced out my atv at several dealers apple for apple and they were 500$ cheaper. Hope you have better luck next time.

    atwinspin
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    #506994

    Current detecting devices also called pencil testers in my trade, are not at all reliable!!! Be very careful when using these as they tend to give you false readings. Use a volt meter as these are much more reliable.

    atwinspin
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    #506987

    take your receptacles out and look for a loose wire to one of them. wires that stab into the back of the receptacle sometimes come loose. if that is the problem take wires and put under screws on sides of receptacle. black wires to gold screws white wire to silver screws. turn power off before this is done.

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