Reddit reviews LUCKY Wireless Portable Depth Sounder Finder Sonar Sensor 45M Multilanguages Choose Fish Finder Fish Lure Echo LCD
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Depth Range: 135 feet (45meter) ; Wireless Operational Range: 394 feet (120meter); Frequency: 433 MHz (Wireless); 125 kHz (Sonar)Display Water Depth & Temperature (°C/°F), Fish Size & Location Info, Clear and SUN-VISIBLE High-contrast LCD Monitor with BacklightMULTI-LANGUAGE: ENGLISH (default), RUSSIAN, and DEUTSCH. Adjustable chart speed, sensitivity level setting and depth range setting, sonar sensitivity setting. Audible fish and depth alarmWireless Sensor Coverage: 90 degrees beam angle. Display live-update of water's bottom surface. ZOOM at specified depth.Use with rod & line / roach pole / bait boats. Best Fishing Tool for amateurs and professionals. Ideal Gear to be used in both fresh and salt water, suitable for offshore, river, lake, sea, turbid, ice fishing.
The strange thing is I have a popper that weighs just barely noticeable than the one in the jig pictures above. It casts great! I can cast out like 50ft. Haven't had much luck with that one just yet. I end up going places boats cant; weeds and low water depth.)
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Anyways, I just bought a few things:
I got some braided line (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B4549TS) for the baitcaster. Sorry for the colors, but I'm an IT guy, so RBG colors when available. :D But I'm going to do a 20 lbs. monofilament leader that I have on hand. Hopefully that will help with smoother casts. I am still working on my casting technique. My eyes have been opened in that regard and I'm going to practice skipping, overhead, etc, more this weekend.
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Picked up this spinner (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F0KMLI4) Mostly, tbh, it matches my baitcaster :D. I'm going to put 20 lbs monofilament on this. Again, I have some on hand.
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Not relevant, but I also grabbed this fish finder (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MARDOCW) If I cant manage with this setup, than I'll admit I'm doing something wrong :P But the idea is I can throw out the transducer/bobber with the rod not currently being used.