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I found out after the fact about their insurance program. Good idea. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't!

You read the user manual?

@@spkgear of course.

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Not if you have a pack of hungry wolves at home. I also make lamps and paper weights. We use every part of the animal.

Unfortunately it is impossible to buy sub sonic ammo for the 30.06 and hand loads are not my thing. Thanks for watching!

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Summit Fishing makes a Shuttle with a dock you can install in your fishing kayak. Then you can just pop the Shuttle out and use it for ice fishing. I don't fish in a kayak, but if I did, I would want a solid mounting solution like this. The Ice Bundle works fine in the boat. I have a newer video about mounting the pole in the boat.

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Thanks for watching and the stern lecture ;)

Pretty fun!

I have definitely been reluctant to repeat! Thanks for watching

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Glad you liked it and thanks for the sub! Good news! Summit makes a stabilizer plate for both arm sizes with track adapters.

@@spkgear my boat doesn't have a track either so I'd be installing much like you did.

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I am guessing you are catching a different species. Yellow Perch are usually under 12 inches unless you are fishing real trophy waters. Even then, the biggest are around 16". Glad you are out fishing! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already.

@@spkgear Yep, these aren't so yellow. Sorta like a small bass. Was good eating. I got it in a lake in Michigan up toward the border.

Just looked at the DNR web site and they say we have Pike, bass and "yellow perch". But this thing was bigger I never did offically measure it but have a pic of my daughter holding it up and she's holding by the tail oh... 6" over her head and fish's head is below her chest. It's at min 16" but looks 22" to me. Sure hope I'm not mistaking it for a bass but it just looks like a perch. It just can't be a bass. All the on-line pics I see makes me very confadent it's a perch.

Omg! I think it's a Walleye! Looks like a perch but bigger and darker in color.

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It's a see through scope cap. Thanks for trying to help me feel better. I did just replace the scope. I will have an upcoming video on that process. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!

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I was at lake 3 of the Perch Assault!

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Oh yeah!

It definitely was!

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Thanks for the tips! I did get a couple 10 round mags and they are great! Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't.

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Yep, my bell came off and fell down the hole to the perch. Who knows what they did with it...

Sure was. I think around 1.75 lbs (15 inches). Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't!

@@spkgear danggg

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Thank you for watching and a great question. I spent some time watching fishing for perch in Finland and it is very interesting. We use longer rods for multiple reasons. First, we can comfortably fish standing up or sitting with a longer rod. Also, we use electronics and it is easier to see them when we are not directly over the hole. We also use different reels that allow for fast retrieval rates. Different rods have different sensitivities and are designed for different styles of fishing and different types of fish. But mostly, I would say that my jigging style, hook sets, and fighting the fish are more fun with a longer rod. I have many more perch fishing videos, including perch that weigh 2.3 lbs (1.04326 kg)!

@@spkgear yeah here in finland we usually go for bigger perch 300g-1kg, 1kg perch are usually very careful here. We also use sonars etc. Its slowly getting more common, many old heads are against it. People who are more into ice fishing prefer ”haarukkavapa” which allows for extremely fast fish retrieval, you use the rod for reeling. I see what you mean by comfort when standing but still seems too big and clumsy for all around use, i prefer simpler and smaller! Lots of variation for rod sensitivity in small rods also, i feel like with big rods like this you lose 80% of fish when they are not in the mood for aggressive bites. Thanks for the response!

That's why I travel to Lake Cascade in Idaho every year! Amazing fishery. You should go. Thanks for watching!

Lake #2 :)

Thanks. Just put out the second lake video this morning!

Should have been there a few hours prior. Lost my lunch in the blizzard...

@@spkgear that explains it .the calm after the storm so to speak 😁

I think you were looking at the link to the next video that is displayed in this one. The Blizzard Shore Lunch is a different video. Check out my channel for all my videos!

The pole does not fit in the bag. I carry it. In down mode, the side view is cut in half and is dependent on the depth you are fishing. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't!

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You can very easily bring the whole unit with you on your boat or mount it permanently for the summer season. There are a couple transducer mounting options. One is to buy a mount for the side of the boat and another is a trolling motor mount (see my video on this) czcams.com/video/DLNlvYht0Jg/video.html

@@spkgear appreciate the info just wasn’t sure the IF bundle was able to be broken down. Thanks!

The blizzard conditions started at the end of the video and I had to take cover in an emergency snow cave that I built with my hot dog stick. Sorry, the camera had to be turned off for all that! Thanks for watching!

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No float needed. That is what the disc below the drill is for. It is bigger than the hole and it's connected to the auger. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you haven't already.

@@spkgear Ahh, gotcha thanks!

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