enid thermocline

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Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

I'll go slow. I like my 597. It shows the thermocline and fish above it. only drawback is the single card slot.

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Sell the 597 and buy a 700 series with 2 slots.

Or put the 997 on front or the 788 off the bass boat

Must be true!!!!
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120 will only get you down to 13 or 14 feet by my calculations, unless you are using really light line or braid.

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Originally Posted by BigKyd

120 will only get you down to 13 or 14 feet by my calculations, unless you are using really light line.

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I am bumping bottom with 70 foot out in 13 feet of water, not sure what you are using but your calculations seem to be off. 120 on the Bandit chart will put you around 17 feet deep.

I use a formula Kent Driscoll mentioned either in an article on the BnM website or one the the Midwest crappie videos. lineout/10 + 1 or 2. I think it was based on 12lb mono, I think charts that used to be posted here were based on 10lb mono.

They do, all I use while pulling or slo trolling either. Want to run em deep put some 6 pound on, they will really get down there quick but easy to loose if you get hung.

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Originally Posted by BigKyd

120 will only get you down to 13 or 14 feet by my calculations, unless you are using really light line or braid.

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according to the Precision Angling chart a 300 bandit on 10 lb. mono 109 ft. is 16 ft. deep and 130 ft. is 17 ft. deep

Have yet to be hung pulling Sardis or Enid or norfork.

There is a point that comes out right by Greasy Creek where I always catch fish but I've gotten hung there a couple times when I forgot to shorten up the lines before I passed over it.