[olw3rd]

I’m in. Put me down. Thanks brotha.

[olw3rd]

Thanks for the report.

[olw3rd]

Hell of a trip fellas. Glad yall smashed them. I am definitely down for round 2.

[olw3rd]

Thanks for posting.

[olw3rd]

Nice day right there. Thanks for the report.

[olw3rd]

Great report and thanks for sharing.

[olw3rd]

Thank you both for the feedback. @DrillNFill you said it exactly. Close to home and something I can do in a couple hours. Might be a good opportunity to focus on the sonar a bit more to improve my understanding. Appreciate the intel.

[olw3rd]

I rig it the same way as you and same hook. I’ve known folks to thread the hook up the tail on a live shrimp as well, but I never tried that technique.

[olw3rd]

And my other downfall is I do not have side scan and I use my down scan as a depth finder only because I cannot make out what anything on there actually is. Lol

[olw3rd]

I don’t use live bait. Don’t you know artificial is better. 😂.

I rig my live shrimp through the head just have to avoid the black spot so you don’t kill them.

[olw3rd]

Thanks for the report. I have found much cleaner water on the short rocks lately. Those coyote pups are pretty cool to see out there.

[olw3rd]

Great report, thanks for posting.

[olw3rd]

Yeah. I was surprised. Didn’t see any shrimp either. I was throwing a popping cork with a marker 54 in about 3.5ft of water.

[olw3rd]

Nah. Is was in a Camo Xpress with two of my buddies. I did see you however and the other boat you are mentioning. It was a tough day for sure.

[olw3rd]

It makes life a lot easier. For instance, I was able to type that report in one paragraph and then asked it to format for a fishing forum. You can apply that same logic for different types of reports, graphs and even PowerPoint presentations. It’s a good tool, but definitely verify the data if using for work.