Everything posted by Glenn
- New In 'town'
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Up Here On The Niagara River
Welcome Home!
- Hello From Tennessee
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New Guy From Florida
Welcome Home!
- Hello From Eastern Wa
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Just Another Noob In Town...
Welcome Home!
- Checking In From Wv
- New Guy
- Hi From Indiana
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Greetings From Charlotte, Nc!
Welcome Home!
- Hello From Wyoming
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Hello From New Jersey
Welcome Home!
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Do You Take A Break From Fishing Bass In Summer? If So What Do You Fish For?
People take breaks?
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Minnkota Announces Ipilot Link
MinnKota has integrated their iPilot trolling motors, which use GPS navigation to automatically guide your trolling motor, with select HumminBird depthfinders. Now you can control your trolling motor through your fishfinder in addition to the supplied remote control. For example you can use the Spot-Lock feature, which holds the boat in one spot using GPS. In fact, Spot-Lock locations will now appear on your HumminBird unit, and you can store up to 2500 locations (as opposed to the current 6 in your remote.) Trolling paths up to 2 miles in length can be recorded, stored, and retraced later. This is the same functionality as today, but you can now do it through your Humminbird unit as well. Plus you can record up to 50 tracks now. A new feature is called GoTo - you can select stored data (Spot-Lock location, waypoint, or trolling paths), and the trolling motor will automatically take you there. Plus you can control the speed you travel as well. Another new feature is called "Follow The Contour" (available only with Lake Master maps) - you can select a contour depth on your map via your Humminbird, and the trolling motor will automatically follow it in any direction you wish. Not only that, you have the option to follow a contour several feet away from it, so you can cast or troll to the exact depth you want. This is also useful if you want to follow the shoreline but maintain a set distance away from it. Note that the remote and Humminbird unit are now connected, so many of the features can been accessed through your remote as well. This means you don't need to run to your Humminbird whenever you want to change a setting. You can also see depth and water temp on your remote too. MinnKota hasn't said when this will be available yet, but I'll let you know as I know more. Glenn
- Smartphones
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Smartphones
I never use Facebook nor Twitter on my smartphone, other than to read what others have posted. I'm just not that much into it. I use the Weather Channel app the most, probably. I also use the ScanRadio app, where I can listen to the police and fire radio chatter in my area. Kinda addictive.
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Smartphones
Get the Galaxy III. Awesome phone, easy to use, free apps, etc. Why get a smartphone? I asked that myself when I first got one. Now I can't live without one. It's just one of those things that, once you get one, you wonder how you got along without one. Kinda like side imaging and Power-Poles.
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Triple Digit Temps
It's going to be 62 and raining tomorrow. *sigh*
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2012 Road Trip Video Updates?
Sorry guys, I've been slammed. But I'm still working on it. I haven't given up!
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Tm Wiring Question
Get a switchable circuit breaker. It's standard in most new boats these days. Works like a charm.
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Triple Digit Temps
67 and cloudy here today. And tomorrow? Oh look, more rain. June was the 8th consecutive month of below normal temps and above normal rain.
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So Who"s Going To Icast Now That Its In Orlando This Year
ICAST is NOT open to the public - that includes looky-loos riding in on somebody's coat tails. Everyone is there for business purposes, and don't have time nor patience for window shoppers and gawkers. Simply put, you'll get thrown out - seriously. They don't kid around there. Hate to be blunt about it, but this needs to be crystal clear. Bobby - You're on! I'd be delighted to join you and your crew!
- Hello All
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Unlikely Bass Haven - Chicago Burbs
Welcome home!
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Yankee Just Getting Into Fishing In The South
Welcome home!