Finding The Fish

I Think This Is Pretty Cool And Could Really Catch On Fast Check It Out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHZLoQ0wjtM

Here are some specs for everyone. Make sure to order today,cause they're goign fast! :roflkick:

Boat Features:
Size: Approx. 17" x 6"
Range: Approx. 120'
Power Requirements: 6 x AA Batteries (Not Included)
Dual Propellers
Remote Functions: Left, Right, Forward and Reverse


Depth Finder Features:
Range Approx. 120'
Depth Range: 2' to 120'
(Erractic reading may occur in water less than 2')
Clear Fish Icon and Alarm
True Changing of Water Bottom Contour
Water Temperature Indicator
Water Proof Design
Depth of Bottom Indicator

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Now that's a boat that John probably couldn't hurt himself with.


Jim

Am I mistaken or did that guy have his spinning reel upside down?

saltfisher1 wrote:

Am I mistaken or did that guy have his spinning reel upside down?

You Seen Right Buddy.

Yea,,I see that all the time on TV,,folks turning the real handle the wrong way and the reel being upside down.

I dont know why but it ticks me off to see that.........Just a thing with me I guess.

I'm with you Saltfisher, that burns my butt too. Here is a yokel trying to convince people to spend over $200.00 on a toy boat to find fish with. You would think that the guy would at least learn the basics of fishing before putting something like that on the internet for prospective buyers to see. Like John, I see it all the time too and it amazes me that someone can't figure that out.

Jim

The thing is that most spinning reels are made so you can put the handle on either side of the reel....I guess that guy didnt know that..