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Electronics just makes it easier.
I knew the wind was going to blow hard today and I was not going fishing. I kept moaning about the wind and how I don’t like fishing in the wind. My wife knows I get a little sour acting when I don’t fish. As she left for work she says “Go fishing”....so I went. The wind was a steady 15 MPH with gusts sometimes 18-20 below dam at Nickajack. The white bass were in there as thick as thieves....and so were crappie. I found several schools of white bass on the bottom and the crappie were hanging out with them in the upper part of the water column. I used a 1/8 ounce Fin Spin checking out the crappie.....wanted to keep it off the bottom because if you didn’t the white bass were all over it. The pink Fin Spin was dressed with a MidnightBlue Slab Curly. I targeted the sonar image with crappie in it 18 times today and caught 18 crappie. The rest of the time I was using a 1/4 ounce pink Fin Spin...dressed with a MidnightBlue Slab Curly....wanting to keep it down deep for the white bass. The rod was a Major Craft Truzer Ajing 6’ 5” hard model...one of only two UL rods I have that can handle a 1/4 ounce bait. The reel was a Daiwa Certate 2004CH spooled with 2# test SOS line. I caught over 150 white bass today...all in the 12-13 inch range.....very fat fish and a lot of fun on the UL rod. Those whites were “Diggin” hard today. Fished from 8:30 this morning and pulled off the fish at 3:00 p.m. I can’t emphasize enough how important a part electronics played a part in my success today....Helix 10 Mega si G2N. While I was not 100% sure those were crappie I assumed from the smaller signature.....and mostly they were up higher in the water column. Yes I have caught tons of fish without using sonar but it sure makes it a lot easier. Man oh man “Life is good”!
Regard
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Electronics just makes it easier.
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rnvinc
Press the power button quickly to bring up the Background color Menu ...
There is white, black, and blue ...(If I recall correctly) ...
Rickie
A quick check before heading out the door fishing and my Helix 10 Mega does not have that option in the power button. I think the only way for you to get a different color background on the sonar screen is to switch to a different color palate. It could be somewhere else in the menu but it is not in the quick tap of the power button.....I think it used to be though. I will check it out further when I get on the water.
Regards
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