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Nershi
Posted 3/29/2015 2:26 PM (#762157 - in reply to #761307)
Subject: Re: I-Pilot Link




Location: MN
You can use the ipilot on the new autopilot (circle around the N) and ride your boat slightly into the wind and stay on a path. I call if 'surfing' the wind. The motor will adjust for the wind as your boat shifts because the guiding system follows a plot of points. It takes some practice learning how to adjust your motor and you need to adjust your speed according to the wind speed. Once you get it down you will be able to work structure as slow or as quick as you want. You usually have to adjust the angle of the motor every 2-3 casts The casters need to adjust cast angles according to how you want to work the structure. I have an 18.5 aluminum boat with an 80lb ipilot and I can fish 15-25 mph depending on the water body size on the downwind shore.

I considered the link but it doesn't seem practical on most waters I fish because they have such erratic break lines.

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