Jerkbaits require a bit more user input, they are certainly a twitch twitch pause sort of bait, with the retrieval speed being varied based on water temperature to the point that sometimes your pause will last several seconds sometimes you will be tiring yourself out you are moving it so fast, slower for more finicky fish and colder water, faster for warmer water and enthusiastic fish

32 GB maximum size WAYPOINTS 5,000 TRACK POINTS 50,000 TRACKS 50 saved tracks NAVIGATION ROUTES 100 Sensors HAS BUILT-IN RECEIVER RECEIVER 10 Hz NMEA 2000 COMPATIBLE GPS GLONASS GALILEO BEIDOU SUPPORTS WAAS SUPPORTS MULTI-BAND, MULTI-CONSTELLATION GPS Built-in Maps BUILT-IN AUTO GUIDANCE+ yes (downloadable via ActiveCaptain app) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ INLAND & COASTAL yes (see Additional) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ (COASTAL) yes (see Additional) GARMIN NAVIONICS+ (INLAND) yes (see Additional) TIDE TABLES yes (see Additional) Optional Map Support GARMIN NAVIONICS+ GARMIN NAVIONICS VISION+ TOPO STANDARD MAPPING GARMIN QUICKDRAW CONTOURS Chartplotter Features AIS DSC SUPPORTS FUSION-LINK COMPATIBLE RADIOS ACTIVECAPTAIN COMPATIBLE SAILING FEATURES Sonar Features & Specifications DISPLAYS SONAR POWER OUTPUT 500 W TRADITIONAL SONAR (DUAL FREQUENCY/BEAM) built-in (single channel CHIRP, 50/77/83/200 kHz, L, M, H CHIRP) CLEARV built-in 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz SIDEV built-in 260/455/800/1000/1200 kHz PANOPTIX SONAR LIVESCOPE Connections NMEA 2000 PORTS GARMIN MARINE NETWORK PORTS 1 12-PIN TRANSDUCER PORTS 1 BLUETOOTH PAIRING ANT+ (CONNECTIVITY) GARMIN WI-FI NETWORK (LOCAL CONNECTION) Electrical Features POWER INPUT 9 to 18 Vdc TYPICAL CURRENT DRAW AT 12 VDC 1.52 A MAXIMUM CURRENT DRAW AT 12 VDC 3.2 A MAXIMUM POWER USAGE AT 10 VDC 18.3W Additional ADDITIONAL Garmin Navionics+ (inland and coastal): 75sv Canada, Australia and New Zealand Garmin Navionics+ (coastal): 74sv U.S

Olssons and Hillmans creation is so functional and timeless that it never occurred to ke to modify or replace it
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Choosing Wisely I think one of the biggest misconceptions within the world of swimbait fishing is that the best tactic to catch big fish is to tie on a humongous bait and start casting