Trolling 4 Walleye

thanks... so does this mean as i'm trolling along that I should use a lure that literally skates the top of the water, or just one that dives shallow... like 3-5 feet.

this post is like spanish to me. can someone explain this to me like I've never fished before

Tell me about the BPS warranty and how much that costs? That may be the difference between me buying from them or not. dang... starmarinedepot doesn't carry the 998

Thanks for the recommendation on J & H - i'll probably buy from them. I'm definitely going with platinum maps after reading about them on the navionics site.. especially since Table Rock is one of their HD lakes. if i'm dumping over $1500 into the unit, another couple hundy for the best maps available is nothin'

Unless I'm wrong, starmarinedepot.com isn't a brick and motar store either. and generally speaking, the store needs to be within 100 miles of the brick and mortar cabelas or bass pro location

I called those guys.. they had a nice price of $1725... which is more than the florida company, but still way less than bass pro or cabelas Have you had positive personal experiences with J and H? I am considering pulling the trigger here

That actually worked? This site has a storefront... i'll totally do that. Is amazon.com not a storefront?

yes, i am resigned to having to purchase the platinum maps for another $170 after I get the unit anyway.... oh, and then of course pay to have it installed in my boat because that kind of stuff really isn't in my wheelhouse of DIY.

yes, if i buy from the small store i was going to use google checkout and a credit card, just to make sure.

most of the cheapest online stores almost never have a storefront... i think that's why they can have that price the way it is.

I do quite a bit of online shopping, but rarely do i make huge purchases online. I've decided the model that meets my wants/desires is the Humminbird 998c Combo SI I need a transducer with this item and the inclusion of a transducer is what is key. This is the item at Cabela's - which is $1999 - the manufacturer's price on the item. Of course i also have to legally pay sales tax on this from this store. Online: Amazon has it for the same price, as do many other known retailers. But then.... some "off-name" retailers that i haven't heard of have it for quite a bit less: http://www.thedigitaloasis.com/Shop/Contro...248247248245250 - $1628 - WOW - and no sales tax due up front. Amazon Retailer Electronica Direct: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002QCY23...;pf_rd_i=507846 - $1720 These are huge savings.... but is it too good to be true? Is there something I'm missing here? The google checkout seller ratings on digital oasis were 4.5 stars.... electronica direct had pretty good feedback on amazon. I hate trying to save a couple hundy and have it bite me in the butt afterwards... is this too good to be true or just smart shopping?

I was thinking of coming down to fish Saturday and Sunday.. is the lake safe to go out on? and would there be much of a chance of catching anything?

So, for the record: White bass, crappie, and walleye are ok to catch, keep, and eat it is only the black bass that are not? How about smallmouth bass? any thoughts on the Kentucky?

thanks for the advice. i got an xm radio and got perfect reception the entire weekend unless i was under a dock or bridge

That was a really interesting article. Thanks for posting that. Pretty interesting really.... sounds like there could be good odds this weekend!