Sorry for the delay... no, there is an "L" shaped strike plate that catches the latch.

Aaron - I ordered 1/4" but did not use the catch that came with it. Either 1/4 or 1/2" will work.

Hood hinge for a Polaris Ranger - www.amazon.com/dp/B01DCJWJ22/?coliid=I3HGM1Z6EJMPNI&colid=2VJFAYEURH2FF&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

@@JimCarrollOutdoors Thank you Jim.

They have been super, all the guys I hunt with are now using this blind. Very durable and so fast to set up and take down. The other big advantage is the shape- no boxy outlines!

@@JimCarrollOutdoors OK thanks I’ve been kind of working back-and-forth between that and Rogers goose buster XL

That 12" high spec in the product description online is not correct. The back of the blind is closer to 17" tall. It has a wider footprint so its comfy but if you are a really big guy there are definitely larger ground blinds available.

Good luck finding these in stock anyway I’ve been waiting for months

@@austinmiller7921 went with the shadow free. Fairly similar, good size, easy to pop up in the field

@@austinmiller7921 They were just back in stock online for about 2 days but are now gone again. I'm guessing they were clearing out what they had left in the DRT camo pattern. Not sure but keep checking online as the new blinds in the True Timber Prairie camo pattern will hopefully be up soon!

@@austinmiller7921 New blinds are in stock! TrueTimber Prairie camo pattern for 2021

Cory Kent little hood like that are fine

To have fun!:)

George Yang yes its called the tailrace and its the best fishing for salmon,northern pike, and walleye

And also carp but there shit

@@sourhour9054 hey do you have any tips for the trailrace cause we went down there a year ago and caught absolutely nothing

BIG BLACK CHUNGUS use red rattlers for salmon in the summer and for fall use orange yellow crank-baits (shore fishing). Walleye are out at night the most and just use smelt or golden shiners and pike are the same but during the day use biggish green/red crankvauts or rattlers

BIG BLACK CHUNGUS they like almost everything just have to be there at the right time

Lol, this Nitro is not a bass boat. It is one of the deeper V boats among the walleye / multi-species deep V boat category. So yeah... NO! No bass boat would come close to doing that good.

@@NytronX I got the proof js

@@bamacat4469 Put it up then.

@@bamacat4469 I don't mean that as a challenge, I mean that as in show them what a Stratos can do.

@@DubH46 as soon as the river gets a little crazy...i will. I was really amazed how well my old stratos does.

Do you use spot lock on trolling motor or how do you not move anywhere or do you have your motor at just a light speed

This unit is an HDS-5 so the menus are somewhat different from yours but the concepts will be the same. Basically run everything in manual mode- range, sensitivity, mode, chart speed, ping speed etc. I use "graph" mode exclusively (Pages/Sonar<to the top>/Enter). The HDS does have a flasher mode- Menu/Sonar Options/Split/Flasher- if you prefer that view. * Choose your transducer (Menu/Settings/Sonar/Installation/Transducer type) PTI-WBL/PTI-WSU is the correct choice for the Lowrance ice-ducer. * Pick a background PALETTE (Menu/Sonar Options/Palette) that's easy to see given the light conditions in which you are viewing the screen (14 choices). * Set the FISHING MODE (Menu/Settings/Sonar/Fishing mode) I use the Shallow Water mode 80% of the time. You may like the Ice Fishing Mode if available. Note changing these settings can change noise filters and ping speed settings. * Manually adjust PING SPEED (Menu/Ping speed) and chart SCROLL SPEED (Menu/Settings/Sonar/Scroll speed) to your liking. I usually run ping speed MAX and 2X or 3X Scroll speeds depending on water depth. * Designate RANGE (Menu/Range) and choose a suitable range of water depth. * Run SENSITIVITY (Menu/Adjust/Sensitivity) settings in manual mode. Uncheck AUTO SENSITIVITY (Menu/Auto Sensitivity/Enter) and adjust up until lure can be easily seen (usually 65-80% depending on water conditions). * Adjust COLORLINE so that the lure is just starting to turn blue. When a decent sized fish comes in, it will usually show some red or even yellow on the display (colors will vary with Palette choice) * If getting interference from other flashers (or other noise) use NOISE REJECTION and SURFACE CLARITY filters to tune it out. Start at low and work your way up to high as needed. You'll have to adjust your SENSITIVITY after each increase in filter level. In extreme cases of interference from other flashers, you may have to adjust the PING SPEED and/or raise or lower your transducer in the hole a few inches. Using these tips and running in CHART MODE, I've never had a problem tuning out other flashers. * Use ZOOM (ZIN/ZOUT) and the ARROW Keypad to adjust the ZOOM window up or down so you are seeing the desired depth range. The zoom level is up to 8X, and I always use some level of zoom, adding more in deeper water. These settings should get you started using a Lowrance unit on ice.

@@JimCarrollOutdoors thank you very much for the insight and assistance. I hope to get out this weekend and I will make the adjustments you suggested.

This isnt China this is a great thing. Do u even live in America. Do you know the abundance of fish in north Dakota lakes. Because the game and fuss insurers of fish production. This is a study to prove the amount and size of fish. There is no sadness here just an ignorant comment. Filled with bs

Judge your own actions not professional fish handlers.

Fried Slice LOL "the small lake" I like to fish is about 7 miles long hahaha