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9&10. The forums state that the it should be the same. “You just need a power bank that has a 5V 2.4A output per port (as opposed to the same output spread across many ports). Or you can just use the GoPro Volta which is a combination selfie stick, with built in remote and built in power bank.”

@@CurrentJAM I made a trick. Just turn on gopro and than remove the battery. It works. The last problem i have is overheating my gopro 11 while im recording on 4k 60fps.

Haha. It will help for sure. Such a sweet reel.

This is the 150. We were fishing up to 200 feet. This drops fairly quickly.

Looks amazing!

Yeah. The line capacity is perfect. It’s so smooth and light. Really happy with it so far, now I have to beat it up some more.

This is the 150. We were fishing between 150-200 feet.

I wish It was a lie. I would love to get paid to fish and review products.

This could be said about so many lures, it all really comes down to how you like to fish them. This lure was very versatile, we caught Speed Jigging, Slow Pitching, Trolling and even dead sticking. We had a blast fishing these and we look forward to catching more with them.

You are literally a business with an advertisement…..so…..uh…..

I bet if you made a top water bass lure out of fisher-price people you could catch fish

@@CurrentJAMwhile you are having a blast I’m winning the tournament with a 2 oz Crippled Herring or a 2 oz Popeye jig in white

@@peterlorenzo615that’s awesome! Congratulations on the win.

Thanks Brian! They couldn’t get enough of the Squidtrex.

Hell yeah! It’s going to be an amazing season with this in the toolbox. Makes it that much more enjoyable.

It's a blast! The rod is the G-Series Slow Stroke Jigging Rod from Mustad.

A simple Penn Powerstick is a REALLY nice rod

How was it??

Amazing. Went by myself. Brought my Lexas down and came home with trophy yellows and Cabrilla.

Really start to notice it at 10 MPH and above. Truly couldn’t be happier with this product. If I had a bigger boat I would also consider the gyro.

Gracias por la información, parece un momento increíble.

Thanks for the kind words! This trip was amazing. Good fishing, great food and fun company. I’ll be going back for some rooster fishing soon. So looking forward to it.

Aye, I wish 10k could translate to a bigger boat mate. Plus a bigger boat would still benefit from this device. Automatic trim tabs makes a huge difference.

1. Ride 450 system $4500 2. MFD display cable $125 3. Adhesive and supplies for installation $800 4. Shipping the unit $300 5. Haul out if needed $330 6. Labor for install $3960 7. Tax on materials $420.43 Estimated total $10,435.43

It’s a 20 foot dauntless 200

Baja Mia ( bajamia.com.mx )The owner, Pancho, is amazing and can help with all accommodations. Make sure to also bring some fish to LOS OLIVOS RESTAURANT located inside La Mision hotel. Chef Fatima is a culinary genius and will prepare you a feast to remember.

Good choice! I was afraid of getting stuck up the creek with a paddle, so to speak, if my motor died so went with the peddle drive as a back up. How do you like the Bixpy? - I Agee the spot lock is a game changer.

@@CurrentJAM The Bixpy is awesome, and it's just one power wire. I purchased it because, if my Minnkota dies, or I have any issue connection on either. I'll always have power, to get back home. I've always run a Bixpy, with my fin drive. 😎

I haven’t experienced any issues with the Xi3. I have a minn kota on my boat and the spot lock feature struggles to keep position from my experience. That’s not to say that the kayak version wouldn’t have an easier time with a smaller vessel. Minn Kota is overall ranked better than the Motorguide from the experts so it comes down to budget vs some extra features. www.trollingmotors.net/blogs/selection/86961159-minn-kota-vs-motorguide

I answered in your other comment. Let me know which one you choose. Can’t go wrong with either option. They are both great.

The model in the video is an XI3 that was cut down to size as they didn’t have a saltwater kayak version available at that time. There is a newer kayak version XI3 SALTWATER 55LB 36" WITH PINPOINT GPS. Pinpoint GPS is required to use the anchor feature.

I have dual FPV-Power 50Ah batteries connected to the trolling motor and I can use it all day - I have yet to drain it in a full day of fishing.

Saw your post nice Bass man! These spoons are so much fun to fish. Crazy they hit such a big piece of metal, whomever said these bass see hardware has never fished an 8” spoon.

Okay, thanks!

Thanks man! Yeah, that was the first for me also. The weather has been tough here for my small boat, planning to get some fishing in soon as the fall seas tends to be more forgiving. Seen you’ve been getting some good action in the bay!

So far so good, no cracking or wear visible yet.

Haha!! You should do it! The anchor feature is the big seller for me

I use dual 50Ah batteries for the trolling motor, they last all day. I use a 10Ah battery for my fish finder.

Thanks! She sure was a beauty; couldn’t resist that eel candy.

They both have their place. Slow pitch is less taxing on the angler, that’s for sure. We use a slow pitch variation when using large spoons 🥄

In California at the moment, looking forward to tuna, yellowtail and rockfish

@@CurrentJAM 🤙

True! Same material, but it is beefier. The magic eraser breaks down faster.

You scrubbed too hard! :p

Totally, but it does have a sponge in the center. Regardless, I was amazed on how it cleaned and didn’t leave a super dry feeling - it also didn’t breakdown as easily as a magic eraser.

25-40 lb fluorocarbon. Depends on the structure I’m fishing.

Is that what he uses on the snap jig rig?

She handles the weight really well. No complaints 🎉

Sure is! We love it. It fits my family of 5

Great question! I do utilize the center transducer mount that comes with the Hobie PA. I have not noticed any image artifacts or noise due to the water turbulence. Even at top speed. Hope this helps.

The interesting part is that I’ve never seen or experienced an issue with snagging a fish while snap jigging. I’m sure there’s a potential for it, but I’ve never seen it.

It could be a wet ride in chop even without it, at least from my experience, the bow digs into waves. 1-2 ft chop shouldn’t effect the prop but would really depend on the frequency of the waves. 1-2 ft chop at 12+S np, 1-2ft at 3-5s might be an issue - with the prop getting a lot of air time

I have both at the moment. My boat came with an MK. What in particular do you like about the MK remote?

Any 6.5 - 7.5 foot Medium light to M power - Medium action would work. The Tsunami Carbon Shield II has been my favorite rod so far.

If I’m ever in the Philippines I’ll look you up. That would be amazing.

Thanks 🙏 I’m in SD for a while, looking to get it out in the water soon.

We get them from our local bait stores. Call up the ones around you and see if and when they will have live eels. I’ve heard of ppl harvesting eels in shallow pools of water, under rocks, but I haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing that.

@@CurrentJAM I live in Ohio but there is a spot on the Ohio that’s full of Muskie and stripers

Roofnest Condor XL on top of the JCR Roof rack on the bed of a Jepp Gladiator 2020 Rubicon.

Aye, they love it!!