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Good luck!

Thank you!

Check your kill switch. It may need to be replaced. Good luck!

You must have canine hearing lol. Had my buddies listen. We don’t hear it. The motor makes a low humming sound when running.

Hello Timothy, I have fished for over forty years now and I can attest I want the most bang for the buck without breaking the bank. I put a lot of wear and tear on my fishing gear. The last 20 years I have dedicated to crappie fishing. I was disappointed in a lot of the crappie poles I had purchased over the 20-year span in the 8ft length class. Most of them had week backbone, cork handle would wear down and crumble and the pole tips would break. I will say the ACC crappie rod I was skeptical when i first saw them online. I took a chance and purchased one. Now I own 6 of the 8ft supper grip for spider rigging out in the deep water for wintertime fishing (Using 1oz weights). I also use them for jigging treetops as well. I have caught a few 7 lbs. black bass on them and occasionally huge catfish when minnow fishing. I paired the rod with a sharky 3 spinning reel 1000 series. A perfect match. The sharky three has a larger spool capacity, 100 % positive drive and twice the drag or braking capability over all other spinning reels in that same class. This combination has held up flawlessly. Got to my Facebook page or Instagram to see more pictures. David Standridge pinpoint fishing, I hope this helps you out! You have a Blessed DAY 😇

Can you take a picture of the connection (plug-in ) We can see if it is the same or not.

I believe it is14AWG no smaller than 16AWG

I am using 8ft jigging poles. I hope to get out there soon. I use to fish the creek but now I prefer tree tops and boat docks now.

Pro Angler rods but I have switched over to the ACC 8ft super grip and love it!

Have you checked your spam or junk email? I have responded to the first email and just now . Please call me if you don’t receive it 972 268 5908 thanks

Well, there is more of a science than just building a thumper. I would say most of the public don't get what is actual taking place. That is why I have invested so much money in the patent technology for my DHT. I spent up to 4 years of field testing, experimenting, trying to figure this out and a ton of research on the various fish species what make them tick. Once you understand that then you can build a device that plays against their sensory.

Bass Pro Had them at one time but they discontinued them. But I did come across this website. WWW.captmacks.com type in 30-gallon bait tank Thanks David

Yes Sir! Please check out www.pinpointfishing.co or you can email me at pinpointfishing.djs68@gmail.com Thanks David

I have found by years of experimentation - My conclusion of the effectiveness from fish response by watching the graph. 30-35 beats a minute. I run a 50RPM gearmotor at 60 % speed. If i am in 20-25ft of water i may run a bit slower. Rember it's not so much about the sound. Best way to figure it out is to use 1" dial rod with a rubber tip, tap the bottom of your boat, find what works good in your boat for transferring vibration. You want the vibration transferring into the water. BUT BE aware of the trash fish- Catfish will generally be first on the scene, then stripers and sand bass. That is when you know you have it dialed in.

@@pinpointfishingwithdavidst7977 "trash fish" 🤣 = catfish... I've run a charter business for nearly 20 years. I've run overnight Tuna trips that were my favorite fishing trips. But I've never been a big fish eater. Running guided trips gave a place to get rid of the fish! 🤣 But I recently started started fishing fresh water and in September we caught some catfish on a guided trip. Cats are now my favorite fish to eat. I love catching Hybrids, White Bass are fun to catch, but Hybrids are my favorite in fresh water. In February 2019 I set a water body record for Striped Bass Yegua Creek that most likely came from the lake you were fishing in this video. There has not been any Stripers stocked anywhere close. TP&W did DNA testing to confirm specie on my fish! Tried to catch something (brought in dozens of odd fish) to set a record with from offshore...from 1974 to 2015 when I basically parked my big boat. 😁

@@charlesfoster8814 Nice! You should hook up on my Facebook Pinpoint fishing (David Standridge) or Instagram . I post as much more fishing stuff there than you tube. This week was monster catfish while crappie fishing, we tried dip netting him twice, but the cat was just too big to fit in the net. we could only get 1/3 of the body in it. So, we settled for pictures and videos. I have now ordered larger netting material to replace what i currently have. Those are once in a lifetime catch to just let go without weighing them. we estimated 45 lbs. and or plus on 12 Lb leader line with a size one crappie hook. I would attach a picture but not for sure how to show it on a reply.

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Thank you.

Email me at Pinpointfishing.djs68@gmail.com and i can send you the pictures of the wiring code Thanks David

Very Kind Sir!

Where can I buy one

Also, thought I would add that my wife purchased one of these for me for my birthday. She and I went fishing about two weeks ago and used it. We had a blast catching fish that day. Note, I am no expert fisherman and still struggle with reading the graphs to locate fish. Previously purchased a Garmin Live Scope which has helped. It was cool seeing the fish come in after we cranked up the DHT.

Thank You for your comment. Have nice day.

Good deal! Tight lines!

Awesome, thank you!

Thank You Jim for your feed back and subscribing.

PinPoint Fishing With David Standridge 9:42 AM (1 minute ago) Hello Robert, 1: Yellow/Red= Start Solenoid 2: Black = Ground 3: Yellow / Black = Choke 4: Red = +12V 5: Purple = Ignition 6: Black / yellow = Magneto (Is ground when in the off mode) Hope this gets you back on the water! Thanks David

I just replaced the switch just like the one you replace switch come on but no fire to the engine

@@jameschess6651 Hello James, Have you got this resolved yet. if not reach out to me . pinpointfishing.djs68@gmail.com will be the best way to contact me. Thanks I don't trust the You Tube notifications

Just go down to your local Walmart or Academy Sports store to purchase a cast net. The cost should range from $30 to $60. dollars depending on diameter, mesh size and weight.

Anytime you tie a knot with monofilament or fluorocarbon line you must always lubricate the line before cinching down otherwise you will heat the line up as the friction builds between the lines that are rubbing together and therefore weakening the knot causing prematurely failure and risk of loosing a big fish.