I'm definitely not advocating for Radar on a bassboat. I was trying to point out that it's use would require driving while looking at a screen instead of focusing on what is in front of you. If it's foggy enough for radar, just idle til you can see.
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I'm definitely not advocating for Radar on a bassboat. I was trying to point out that it's use would require driving while looking at a screen instead of focusing on what is in front of you. If it's foggy enough for radar, just idle til you can see.
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Originally Posted by XRD
Or else you could try to not look at the fisherman in the boat behind you while driving
Is that what happened?Quote:
Originally Posted by geodebasser
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Originally Posted by geodebasser
I lost a pair of costas when i turned to look behind me for a sec once lolQuote:
Originally Posted by geodebasser
Couple guys definitely used in in the Classic in NO Delta that year... but yeah, not an ongoing thing. Lot of extra hardware and wieght, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by west_tn
Interesting thought. I know a couple of guys who have added a small convex mirror to their console, and never gave it much thought as to why….may be an answer there.Quote:
Originally Posted by geodebasser
The radar was a a major factor in the run to the Wagon Wheel and Venice at the Classic. Those with it were running in the morning fog hard with no challenges. A good portion of the canal run was in the fog.
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Originally Posted by west_tn
not that it matters.. havent seen anyone say it but Flint Davis is a full time guide himself on the Flint River.. running that river you'd think he had plenty of practice of awareness with the shoals/rocks and shallow water.. wonder when they will say what actually happened
I'd guess if there is anticipation of legal issues, we won't hear anything until anyone who wants to litigate's lawyer makes a statement as to their perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by basshammerwannabe
Oh man. It just hit me. This is the same guy that Zona filmed a show with when they were fishing for big shoal bass on the Flint River.Quote:
Originally Posted by basshammerwannabe
Yep.. ive seen a lot of video/footage that show ...of him over the years on the flint river catching big shoal bass.. Thats why when i heard his name when it first happened i was really shocked, not that i know him but have known of him for quite some time and such a easy going good guy from what ive seen..Quote:
Originally Posted by WarEagle24
Some guys actually ran radar on their bass boat? They have them in a removable pole since the 20” dome needs to be very high off the water for proper operation. There is a reason radar domes are at the very highest point of a boats cabin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick Pierce
They did in the classic in New Orleans. I remember Ike having it on a pedestal where the seat goes on the back deck. Was so they could run in fog.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idaho Sandman
https://mikeiaconelli.com/bass_fishi...d=iZh41N4Ewc4#
Yea, i was there. They had them on poles with ratchet straps holding them down. That was some super thick fog and even the guys without it were running hardQuote:
Originally Posted by GOTTA BIG SACK
thats cool, thanks man! I don’t follow tournament bass very much.Quote:
Originally Posted by GOTTA BIG SACK
I see the title, New Info and keep clicking.....daggummit
Me too. :yesnod:Quote:
Originally Posted by BigFishSteve
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Originally Posted by cwilt