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  1. Details: 2017 Neo, 7x14', ramp door, single axle, elec. brakes, 2 tone color (grey and black), and upper aluminum cabinets in the vee nose, stabilizer jacks, spare tire. Now the good part - only used during the summer to haul a Harley around - no snow, ice, or salt. Stored in-doors (heated shop) when not in use. Replacement value is about $13k plus taxes and fees Asking $7500.
  2. I've built and run several configs over the years and now have a Ranger bass boat w/2-12" and 1-16" graph, forward facing sonar, 2 ducers at the stern, external GPS, and I replaced all the factory wiring. One question - do you have a helm graph and what is it? This is what I recommend: Go with a Humminbird, that way you'll be able to use all the functions. The HELIX models (w/CHIRP) would be the best place to start unless you want a touch-screen. Size is important because at the bow, the graph will be located down around your feet. The Terrova has a transducer that you should utilize - make sure the graph is compatible (IE. Dual Spectrum CHIRP) etc Phone apps are not the best for operating the Terrova (they are slow and only include a few controls - or at least they did), plus you wont want to drop your phone overboard trying to use it to control the terrova! Terrova remote or the controls on the graph (if networked) are the best. Ensure that the graph has networking ability to you can connect it to your graphs, etc, either now or in the future. Depending on the bow graph you select you'll have to consider the quality of power you bring to it. The more powerful the graph, the more important this becomes. If you need any further help, PM me and i'd be more than happy to have a phone conversation on any questions you may have.
  3. Based on this its likely because someone with no idea thinks the fire can melt 2 ft of ice and someone will fall in and drown..
  4. Is snowmobiling.. well thats a bust for this year. Got back into ice fishing so back on the learning curve. Just can wait until May... come on MAY!!
  5. @CrowManYes, I recall that post, and the big smallies. I had NO idea that there were spring bass opportunities so this winter I started looking..
  6. To go with my Restoule/Stormy lake post, I've never fished for pre spawn bass but as I recently learned, there are opportunities in FMZ 10 and 11 (maybe others). I'm strictly catch and release except for Walleye, Perch, and Craps. TIA, P
  7. I'm considering a camping trip to this area once the walleye season opens and looking for feedback on the backcountry sites on Stormy vs. the campsites on Restoule. A few questions for the experts if I may: Is there ample parking at the Stormy lake access point and what about the launch? I don't care if there isn't a dock and I don't mind getting my feet wet. I have a 22' glass bassboat. Am I reading the regs correctly? Is does the Bass season open the same date as walley and pike? I enjoy the back country sites the best so if this ends up being my option, any recommendation on which one? It will have to have a bit of sand so I can beach the boat, a spot for 2 sizable tents (sleeping and kitchen) etc. Will stormy be busy in early june? buggy? etc etc. Anyone else interested? Would this be a good time of year in this area? TIA, P
  8. I agree, a quality rod is more important than a quality reel, especially for walleye and bass. But it is nice to hold a piece of quality (reel) in your hand..lol
  9. Attention all you bass fishermen that like to use a shallow spool on a spinning reel. This is for a Shimano Stradic Ci4+, C2500. I ordered it in error direct from Japan as my reel is a 2500FA (the C means "compact") so it doesn't fit. Cost me $39 USD plus shipping and taxes. My loss, your gain. Spool $50 firm.
  10. I think the splake reported was likely an error. there's no history of stocking splake in that lake and an easy error considering all the lakes in the area stocked with splake.
  11. I found a small lake close to where I'm staying and according to Ontario Fish Online, the MNR has been stocking it for a number of years with Rainbows. The lake also has a topographical map - any recommendations on where to start? Ideal depth?
  12. So true, it dies..totally. Found this out the hard way in my new ranger. The system alerted me 2x, about 1 minute apart. Stupid me I looked at the message and said to myself..what the hell??. By the time I figured it out I had to get out the booster pack... I do like the huge weight reduction tho and thanks CrowMan, i'm going to look into a BT monitor for sure.
  13. Currently stationed in Deep River and I'm looking for recommendations on accessible (with a snowmobile) lakes. Looking for Crappie, Walleye, and Splake. Much appreciated!
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