Thread: Pulling Bandits on KY Lake

I'm running a HB 788 on the front and an 898 on the console. Both are loaded with Navionics Premium cards. I sure am glad I mounted both on heavy RAM mounts where I can set them up to be seen while I move around in the boat. Seems like it is hard to stay comfortable when running 6 rods by ones self.

Originally Posted by mrdux

I'm running a HB 788 on the front and an 898 on the console. Both are loaded with Navionics Premium cards. I sure am glad I mounted both on heavy RAM mounts where I can set them up to be seen while I move around in the boat. Seems like it is hard to stay comfortable when running 6 rods by ones self.

Then you must need a buddy to help you watch those lines! (Hint Hint)

Originally Posted by BIGBADDAD

Then you must need a buddy to help you watch those lines! (Hint Hint)

Take a number... lol

Sounds like a great day on the lake.

Originally Posted by Quackrstackr

Take a number... lol

Okay, I'm in at number 3.

with the ipilot i will run 10 rods at a time by myself,the more cranking u do u can adjust ur setup where ur comfy,u mentioned black bubble gum,i also have good luck with that color.mapping and a good depth finder makes it easier,i follow contour lines most of the time and mark brush and stuff as i troll

Originally Posted by mrdux

I'm running a HB 788 on the front and an 898 on the console. Both are loaded with Navionics Premium cards. I sure am glad I mounted both on heavy RAM mounts where I can set them up to be seen while I move around in the boat. Seems like it is hard to stay comfortable when running 6 rods by ones self.