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Driving 1, 500 miles to fish my favorite lake! - bassmaster elite st. Lawrence (travel) - ufb s2 e32

Driving 1, 500 miles to fish my favorite lake! - bassmaster elite st. Lawrence (travel) - ufb s2 e32

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Driving 1, 500 miles to fish my favorite lake! - bassmaster elite st. Lawrence (travel) - ufb s2 e32 Pamela: Liked this one very, very much. I enjoy seeing the mechanics of your travels as well as the fishing. My husband and I travel and some people don't like travel days, we LOVE them. Different places and spots along the way, all are mini adventures. Each different even when you've been on the same routes before. The roadways are like the waterways, always changing! Greatest of luck to you and your team at the BASSMASTER Elites!
Date: 2022-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


It would be interesting to get McCoy's input, why he chose the model of battery he did (I've been trying to debate that with myself. It's a trade off between size, weight, power capacity. There are smaller batteries and larger ones than that one (some rechargeable with fold-up solar panels too. That enable people such as fishing guides on location. To be a little bit un-teethered from the power grid. For some time. And still have some electronics capability. Based on what you might need to do. Be it just using a phone to work with, or more than that on location. You can get to a stage where the battery gets too heavy, and bulky. There are various tipping points with it (if you do have portable photovoltaic and you don't bring enough battery storage capacity, then you lose ability to harvest enough solar on your travel. Say, enough to give you power independence for your electronics for a number of days. The smaller units can be more price friendly too. The larger units set you back more, for the initial investment. A lot of things to balance up with it.
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As a native Vermonter who spent the last 20 years fishing the northern half of Champlain, your appreciation for the fishery is awesome! Currently living in South Florida, Champlain is what I miss most! Great video guys! Good luck on the northern swing!
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Hey Scott great video man, you always know how to make a great video. And you should totally put a camera on your dog. Maby you should think about fishing in lake Saint Clare, Michigan
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I hope you are killn em up there. By the way, thank you for taking the time to chat with my wife and I at the Tiki Hut last Wednesday. You are exactly who you are on video in person.
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Oh it s a battery back up. I used to install those in media closets for apartments and student housing in the event they loose power. They can run up 2 8hrs
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Man Scott has the best wrap in the business. Yes I'm biased but damn that rig looks amazing! From the battle wagon to the Skeeter oh yeah!
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I haven't watched full video yet. But I would assume no spawners left. I fish lake Ontario bays and stuff from NY and nothing left on beds
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I love the videos Scott, your so inspiring. Im 14 and you teach me so much. My goal is to be like you one day. Wish you the best luckk!
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Nice vlog Scott, I think you need to invest in a tire and wheel place, every time McCoy drives the battle wagon he curbs the wheel.
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