I haven't been a finesse fisherman but everyone keeps trying to convince me
Weather changes affect everything through the entire food chain, from plankton to bass

Speaking of batteries, I power my setup with an Amped Outdoors 12V 30AHLithium Battery, as it powers the unit all day on even the coldest of days Pros Extremely accurate can see lures, fish, and structure all around you Fish detail is so accurate that over time, you can determine species, and see which way they are moving Detailed target separation Can see the tiniest of hooks in depths over 30 feet Cons Expensive Cumbersome and heavy Lengthy learning curve to fully read and understand what is happening downhole Hard to use in the same hole being fished Need bare hands to operate the touch screen The screen can be hard to operate with cold/wet fingers Need to buy a battery Best Underwater Camera for Ice Fishing: Pyle Underwater Fishing Camera (Editors Choice) Ice-fishing presents some unique challenges: very low light, cold temperatures, rough handling, and the need to monitor beneath the ice efficiently

My general rig is a Shimano Stradic 3000 with a Grappler micro jig rod with 10lb braid, a little overkill for kahawai but amazing power for when a rat kingie, snapper or trev grabs the jig 10-03-2025, 09:42 PM #9 Member Found a pic of my Sustain 1000 setup while Trout fishing 12-03-2025, 11:04 PM #10 Member Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst Kahawai go good on a 7 weight fly rod reasonably easy to catch too if they're in close any streamer type fly will get them Yeah, I've had heaps of fun with kahawai on my 6wt
The second reason is the no stretch properties