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Thread: Article: Seasonal Structure- Deep Summer Drop-Offs by Tim Huffman

  1. 07-01-2015, 04:08 AM #1
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    Default Article: Seasonal Structure- Deep Summer Drop-Offs by Tim Huffman


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  2. 07-01-2015, 04:35 AM #2
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    Very good information thank you.
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    Great article. Thanks for sharing.
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    good info
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    good info,love me some crank'n
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    Very good information, thanks!!!!!!!!!
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    Thanks for sharing good info.
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    Thanks for the information. I have a 55 lb thrust 12v terrova on a Ranger Cherokee 175. I pulled cranks yesterday at 1.8 mph for the first time into a light wind with the outboard trimmed up. My terrova was running on about 8 or 9 most of the time to keep that pace. I am running 2 12v batteries in parallel, but I don't see them holding up long at those settings. How much depth/action will I lose by running at 1.2 or 1.3? I will be using mostly Bandit 300 series and Norman Deep Little N cranks. Thanks
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