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    Quote Originally Posted by Les Young View Post
    It may seem hard at first but all of a sudden it starts to come to you. One of the biggest things for me was experimenting with different head sizes to get different fall rates. Most times i'll end up with a 1/16 jighead & a # 5 split shot u the line above it for the right fall rate.
    I'll use different lines too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Les Young View Post
    It may seem hard at first but all of a sudden it starts to come to you. One of the biggest things for me was experimenting with different head sizes to get different fall rates. Most times i'll end up with a 1/16 jighead & a # 5 split shot u the line above it for the right fall rate.
    Thank you for the info/tip. Right now I'm between a rock and a hard place. My truck transmission is out and mommas jeep don't really want to pull it up hills so till I get my truck sorted out, or the Navy coughs up some Camp Lejeune Settlement funds, I'm still bank fishing. I have the boat tarped in storage and all electronics at my house so thieves can't get at them so hopefully soon, or at least Spring. I thank everyone for all the help I've received. Still running/rerunning through video's so When I do get to that point I wont be completely lost...
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    Watch the UTube videos to get an idea of the setting they use and how to get to and change them. Remember you must try different settings to see what works best for your water conditions and your eyes. Color palette varies from one person to another. Emerald green is what I run some days but other days I like Amber orange colors. Auto anything is not good in my opinion. Depth, distance out from transducer and Gain are my touch screen adjustment.
    Time on the water playing with it is how I got comfortable with it.
    Bon Temps!!

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    Thank you for the info and tips Bon Temps. I spend about 3 hours a day in the videos for sure. Thank you. Eric.
    Proud to have served with and supported the Units I was in: 1st IDF, 9th INF, 558th USAAG (Greece), 7th Transportation Brigade, 6th MEDSOM (Korea), III Corp, 8th IDF, 3rd Armor Div.
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