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  • Fishing Buddy
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Here is something you really don't get to see this time of year, unless you spend a boat load of time on the water... This is two large pods of Spotted bass about 200 yards away from two large spawning flats.. Found these fish staging on the front of a couple of docks.. Hint. Hint...

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We ended up finding these guys early and at first got our bites on redfins early, then moved over to vertical jigging grubs to get the best bite.. Few were caught on shakey jigs as well.. These guys were in a feeding mode for sure..

Good Fishing Everyone..

Capt. D

Capt. Don House
Branson Fishing Guide Service
Table Rock Lake and Taneycomo Lake
Branson MO

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Thanks for the pictures helps us weekend warriors with interp of our locators.

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Nice Don! You would not believe the number of bass I saw at the end of Ricks dock the other day. I was real tempted to grab the fly rod!

A Little Rain Won't Hurt Them Fish.....They're Already Wet!!

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  • Fishing Buddy
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I thought sure those HBs were able to display grid coordinates. Guess not. Great job, Don.

Joe, yes they do.. When you want them too... We can turn items off and on with out 15 menu steps..

Be Good Buddy,

Don

Capt. Don House
Branson Fishing Guide Service
Table Rock Lake and Taneycomo Lake
Branson MO

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Don, Thanks for posting the pics. A couple of questions for ya please. In these pics I'm thinking this looks like a display from an 1197, is that correct? Where is the transducer reading from? Is it in the water or sending and receiving the signal through the hull ? Do you use the 2D as much as ever or do you use Down Image in the place of 2D. Thanks.

  • Fishing Buddy
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Don, Thanks for posting the pics. A couple of questions for ya please. In these pics I'm thinking this looks like a display from an 1197, is that correct? Where is the transducer reading from? Is it in the water or sending and receiving the signal through the hull ? Do you use the 2D as much as ever or do you use Down Image in the place of 2D. Thanks.

Get fished, Yes this is an 1197 unit. I have it mounted on the front of the boat with an SI transducer on the Trolling Motor and another one on the outside of my hull Aluminum Boat.. Use a A/B Switch box to change front to rear display. My way of not having to Buy another unit.

All of those shots were read on the trolling motor transducer, but really only difference is about 18.5 feet, use the SI and DI on the front for looking around and under docks and such.. As far as the 2-D compared to the DI or SI I really use them all, each has its own place, DI and SI are for searching, 2-D is for catching..

Good Fishing..

Capt. Don House
Branson Fishing Guide Service
Table Rock Lake and Taneycomo Lake
Branson MO

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Branson Fishing Guide Service Website

Pro Staff for G3 Boats, Yamaha Outboards, Humminbird Electronics, Minnkota Trolling Motors, Grandt Custom Rods, Ardent Reels, Seaguar, Berkley-Fishing

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Get fished, Yes this is an 1197 unit. I have it mounted on the front of the boat with an SI transducer on the Trolling Motor and another one on the outside of my hull Aluminum Boat.. Use a A/B Switch box to change front to rear display. My way of not having to Buy another unit.

All of those shots were read on the trolling motor transducer, but really only difference is about 18.5 feet, use the SI and DI on the front for looking around and under docks and such.. As far as the 2-D compared to the DI or SI I really use them all, each has its own place, DI and SI are for searching, 2-D is for catching..

Good Fishing..

Hey Don. Thanks for the info. I am looking to get a Humminbird Si unit in the near future. I was debating on whether to put the transducer on the trolling motor, or on the transom. This switch sounds like it will solve my decision problem. Exactly what kind of switch box do you use, and how easy is the switch box to set up?

Thanks.

Whack'em

"Success builds confidence, and you have to learn to trust your instincts and forget about fishing the way a tournament is supposed

to be won. I'm going to fish my style and make it work for me." -KEVIN VANDAM

"Confidence is the best lure in your tackle box." -GERALD SWINDLE

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  • Fishing Buddy
Posted

Hey Don. Thanks for the info. I am looking to get a Humminbird Si unit in the near future. I was debating on whether to put the transducer on the trolling motor, or on the transom. This switch sounds like it will solve my decision problem. Exactly what kind of switch box do you use, and how easy is the switch box to set up?

Thanks.

Whack'em

Whack, they are really easy to install and are made by Humminbird... If you need any help just ask, can help anyway I can..

Be Safe

Good Fishing

Capt. D

Capt. Don House
Branson Fishing Guide Service
Table Rock Lake and Taneycomo Lake
Branson MO

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Branson Fishing Guide Service Website

Pro Staff for G3 Boats, Yamaha Outboards, Humminbird Electronics, Minnkota Trolling Motors, Grandt Custom Rods, Ardent Reels, Seaguar, Berkley-Fishing

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