dutchman2 wrote:

I’m interested in reducing the weight on my boat so I’m considering going to Lithium batteries for my trolling motors. I use an Ulterra on the bow and a Vantage on the transom. My current batteries are group 27 deep cycle. What size Lithium batteries do I need? Thanks for your help.

Dutchman, if you are looking to upgrade to a lithium battery setup for your trolling motors you should check out Norsk Lithium. They have 80AH & 100AH capacity batteries that are the same size as Group 27 but will give you a much longer runtime and are half the weight of lead-acid. Overall lifetime expectancy of those batteries is 4k charging cycles and 15-20 years. Worth looking into if you are in the market.

Also, most on-board chargers are equipped with an AGM setting so if you go with 12V batteries you already have a charger that can take care of the lithiums. No need to purchase a new one.

https://norsklithium.com/marine-lithium-batteries/

Todd Bottema wrote:

Log in says not available in my area, Southern Minnesota

Turn off your location on your phone and try again. Sometimes the location will cause an issue.

bigstorm wrote:

I was on my work laptop, on VPN so its possible the location being given was off? Also, I just tried it on my phone (while connected to the WiFi at work) and it said it was not available again, turned off the WiFi on my phone and it worked that time

100% a VPN will cause an issue with signing up for the giveaway.

bigstorm wrote:

I click the link and it says this in not available in my location? Seems strange, Im in Wisconsin

Wisconsin is definitely included in the giveaway. If you are using your phone try turning your location services off. For some reason that can cause the ‘not available in your location’ message.

Eelpoutguy wrote:

No new episode, DANG!!!
Maybe the fish weren’t biting.

Sometimes the fish don’t cooperate. One of the risks of filming a fishing show the same week it gets released. Sorry guys!

Bearcat89 wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>bigcrappie wrote:</div>
I want to see a show where you come down to Mpls and fish one of the Chain of Lakes. Now that would be cool with the city in the back round.

I always wanted them to go on one of the local lakes. White bear, forest lake, Chisago, or something similar. And see a successful fishing with quality fish. Walleye would be even better. But that would most likely bring even more pressure to the lake.
I do enjoy the back woods panfish stuff

Doing a show in the metro would be tough to hide the location and the amount of pressure after it aired would be pretty heavy. I think we would have some people angry with us after that.

koldfront kraig wrote:

Does anyone know if the lightweight hoodies are more of a loose fit?

They are a loose fit, I would suggest sizing down. If you normally wear an XL you might prefer an L in the lightweight hoodies.

John Rasmussen wrote:

If you do can I change my order I just placed?

Your original order has been cancelled and refunded John. You can now place a new order to be able to choose two different shirts. Make sure to put an even number of items in the cart to receive the discount on the secondary items.

walldows wrote:

Are you going to set it up so we can get two different shirts? I don’t want two of the same shirts. You guys have some nice options to order from.

The promotion has been updated. You can now mix & match the long sleeve shirts and lightweight hoodies. Place both items you want in the cart and you will receive the less expensive item free.

chuck100 wrote:

Can you get 2 different shirts in different sizes?

Currently it is setup to automatically add a second item to the cart in the same shirt & size.

Northern Pike tastes great. People are just too lazy to learn how to fillet them to get rid of the Y bones

3rdtryguy wrote:

Heavy here too. Any idea of price point yet. When Gander Mountain went out of business, or at least sold off the fishing and hunting stuff, I bought what looks like a super heavy Striker zip up knit sweater. It’s that real bulky knit type stuff that looks like you could sweat at the north pole, but the first time I put it on and went outside it was just like wearing a T-shirt. It didn’t stop any wind, zip, zero. Now I wear it around the house on cool nights.

If we go the heavy route they should be in line with the current IDO winter pullover hoodie at $80

John Rasmussen wrote:

Anyone else having issues getting their address to be recognized, I have tried several times and I have ordered twice from here before with no issue.

I have seen orders come through without address issues John. You might need to refresh website to get it to work properly.

Rodwork wrote:

Any update on the full zip hoodie? I thought I once read they would be in this fall.

Full zip hoodies are in the works! If you got to pick the thickness would you want heavy like the IDO Winter Hoodie or mid-weight like the IDO performance hoodie?

bigcrappie wrote:

Can we get a 50% off raincheck when the new stuff comes in because your sold out?

I appreciate your negotiation skills but this version of the IDO Hoodie was a closeout item.

These IDO Hoodies are now sold out!