captain_crabass

Koden CVS 811 fishfinder, unit is in nice shape, works excellent, includes 2 transom mount transducers, 50 KHZ and 200 KHZ. Si Tex still supports this machine with parts and service, also a dual beam transducer with split leads for the input is available from them in Thru hull and transom mount ,meaning you only have to mount 1 transducer, does not include power cord or mounting bracket, unit is working in pics on test leads, GUARANTEED not to be DOA $65 + shipping email for pics [email protected]

try TC permit sevices, I found them on the net when pulling a 30 Baha from Wisconsin to PA, made life simple for a reasonable service fee http://www.tcpermitservice.com/Types.htm

Fished the Ohio waters of Erie on sunday, put 160 yellow perch on ice, the fish came in all sizes with a nice amount of jumbo critters, the trick for us was to set up on bait balls, moved a few times to find the right spot, it was very evident that keying on bait balls was important, as most boats near us caught very few fish in the time we limited out, experiences like this, makes you feel better about spending way to much on electronics ,we were in 51 FOW 4.82 miles out of the wall on a 3 degree heading, would be a good place to start if your looking

Im from NW PA, fish Erie from Conneaut Ohio, and Port Clinton on occasion, but my real love is Lake Ontario, Im in the process of trying to find a campground and marina to relocate to, So far, it looks like, Oak Orchard will be my new port, Boat: Penn Yan 26 open fisherman Name: Krusty Krab Electronics: Furuno FCV 292, Sitex 525 ADF,Garmin GPS 168, Furuno GP 32, Sitex radar, Sitex VHF, Sitex CVS 106 Currently running older Big Jons, but hope to switch to Scottys when finances {wife} allow, Hope to see yall on the water

Just found your site, looks like this one is a keeper