CHEAP POWER FOR FISH FINDERWritten by NLCATFISH
You have permission to publish this article in its entirety either, electronically or in print, free of charge. As long as bylines are included. A courtesy copy of your publication would be greatly appreciated! Thank You. CHEAP POWER FOR FISH FINDER Here is set up for my portable fish finder. I have a small 14ft. vee bottom fishing boat. I am very limited for space in back end with gas can and anchor. I do NOT have room for a regular 12 volt battery. I came up with a cheap way to power fish finder and save space at same time Buy 2 small 6 volt flashlight batteries, at a local discount store. I got mine for about $3 each. Next tape them together, then wire them in series to provide a 12 VOLT supply. Connect power cord to fish finder as with a normal hook up. This saves YOU lot of money, space, and no heavy weight to lug to and from boat.
| | HOMEMADE BOBBER FOR CATFISHINGWritten by NLCATFISH@fuse.net
You have permission to publish this article in its entirety either, electronically or in print, free of charge. As long as bylines are included. A courtesy copy of your publication would be greatly appreciated! Thank You. HOME MADE BOBBER FOR CATFISHING I have lost a couple of larger bobbers when fishing for catfish on Ohio River. Even when I bought them at a flea market they still cost $3 each. Once line breaks on a snag that bobber is gone forever with current. So a friend of mine show me a way to make up my own bobber that cost next to nothing. The biggest concern is how much current you plan on fishing in with boober. A large bobber can be made to handle 5-6 ounces in sinkers to hold line steady. A smaller one 3-5 ounces will do a good job for you. For a large bobber use a 20 ounce plastic soft drink bottle. A smaller one use either an 8 or 12 ounce plastic juce bottle. Stuff bottle with styrofoam pieces. One source I use is styrofoam take out coffee cups. Just cut them up and stuff in bottle until filled. Screw a very small eyelet screw into top of bottle cap. Put some glue in cap by screw and inside of cap then tighten it to bottle.
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