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Sure! Basically I want just enough weight to touch the bottom. You don't want the bait getting buried in the mud or falling down between rocks. What kind of jig head are you looking at? Like a trout magnet head?

lol You know all of my spots

Believe it or not but I haven't caught a single crappie there. I have caught bass, bluegill, catfish, and sand bass. Thanks for watching!

I have a video I am working on that is a multispecies video. Thanks for watching!

None whatsoever! I am still pleased with them; they have held up very well so far.

Thanks and I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome! Thank you!

Yeah sorry about that. This was before I added an external mic. Thanks for watching!

Ok, so I did just check the website and it does still work but it looks like you have to change a setting. In the top right, you should see some buttons. Click on the layer button. In the new window that opens it should show a dropdown that says fish attractors. To the far right, you should see 3 dots. Click on those dots and click on enable popups. That fixed it for me. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!

@@OklahomaFishingAdventurenot seeing that. Have they changed it again?

@@mattsteidley9405 hmm it is still working for me after I enabled the popups shown in my previous comment.

Yes, I do have Navionics on my Samsung phone. the app is available for both Android and iPhone products. I believe you can use your phone's browser to view the charts as well. I'm sure there are some locations that may not have as detailed mapping in the oceans.

@@OklahomaFishingAdventure what is the Samsung model you have ?

Yeah, those chunks will add more vibration. Over a long time, it can do some damage. It really is an easy swap. For my motor I picked up this one amzn.to/3D2UNjS

Yes it is

Lol I won't send you my waypoints, but I am more than happy to help you find your own. I have not used I-boating myself, but it does appear to be a very popular option. I use the Navionics app when I am not on my boat. All you need is an app to show you the contour lines of the lake. During winter I mainly would focus on main lake points. I target either on top of the drop off or right on the drop. If you're like me and my kayak doesn't have pedal drive or trolling motor, then you may want to move to a secondary point in a creek. This way you're not fighting the wind as much. I will be making more tutorial videos soon to help explain in more detail. I hope this helps!

@@OklahomaFishingAdventure awesome thanks, my kayak does have pedals. Thanks for the great information.

Thanks for the sub! I will stop by and check you out

Hey, thanks!

Yeah I have used it a few times and it works really well.

Awesome good luck!

How does the transducer gives you information without being on the water?

@jensendejesus6629 it will attempt to run even though it isn't on the water. It won't be very accurate without water but it will try.

Thanks for watching

Yeah I am ready lol

Thanks for the heads up! This is the only time I have tried to fish here. Looks like I need to go back lol. Thanks for watching!

Yeah I hope it works out alright. I think it is a cool concept but not sure about the execution. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks! I put it a ton of work for that one guy lol

I'm trying to get it figured out so we can go catch some good fish

Yes I am using a ram mount at the console. It was the only way I found to squeeze that unit in lol. I really do love the mount and how you can maneuver or turn the graph any direction you want. I picked up this guy amzn.to/3DzSpjX. Thanks for watching🎣

Congrats! Yeah I still haven't picked up livescope either. This locator is a beast you are going to love it. I took my boat out last week and did put this thing to work. The detail it gives is unmatched for it's price point. Especially if you get it on sale 😆. Tight lines!

You can't beat that deal! You will have to let me know how the Quickdraw does. I haven't used it yet.

I hope so too! Thanks for the kind words

Glad it was helpful!

I was looking for some Local Fishing reports. For some reason your Vid popped up for me to watch so hey I'm here. I have the same straps for my Tahoe, a bit smaller than your Burban. I took the the extra webbing and cut it off used a lighter to melt the ends then used the scrap of strap I cut off and made a loop with it using the male end of the quick release. I then unscrewed the garment hook made a small hole in the 2 ends of the small loop with the quick release and screwed the garment hook back in place thru the small holes I made. Now when I go to install my rod slings for a trip I just clip them in to the buckles attached to the hooks. Best of luck this summer and tight lines from NW PA.

@@madmullets Thanks for stopping by! Yeah, you definitely have to do some modifications for the Tahoe/Suburban-style vehicles. They do work pretty well afterward though.

Thanks! I tried to take it out today and play around with it but the ponds were frozen lol

@@OklahomaFishingAdventure lol that's here also , might find a small area that isn't but it's like 2 feet deep

yeah I'm not a fan of winter lol it gets in the way of fishing

@@OklahomaFishingAdventure yes it does , trying to trout fish and the lakes are froze over , waiting on spring to catfish and bass fish

Thanks for the tip! I will have to see if I can find it somewhere