It's best to scan the area you want to fish, make a mental note, put the deeper away and then fish it. Especially on a river, because the deeper will wash downstream and end up on the bank.

Yep the rod attachment works great. Easy to attach and remove too.

I don't see why you couldn't.

@@sinclairfishing4322 I did. Works better than tying directly.

For Spool Hi Speed bearings, grab the 13 Fishing All Gens Spool Kit.

I use it sparingly on new ponds. Not something I have tied on regularly.

As I'm looking at one😂

I believe I did off camera. Good idea for another video. Thanks!

it’s a standard 2D scan. The direction of your retrieve determines front/back.

Thanks just got one an wasn't really sure. Thank you

They make a phone holder for your rod. Works great.

I've been thinking about this. If it would be worth it for beach casting but I suspect that the water will be too fast flowing and not deep enough

@@UnseenSpirit I doubt it would be suitable for beach casting. I think it’s been designed primarily for still waters.

Hey Roger, thanks for commenting! I have really struggled with my overall opinion of the Hammars. They do cast great! by "great" I mean they cast far and rarely backlash. However, they do NOT have a refined feel, like a Daiwa or a Shimano at the same price point. So, I find myself questioning what they are actually worth. The unfortunate answer is that their retail price is double what they are actually worth. People (myself included) fall for the idea that you are getting two, $200 reels for the price of one. The truth is, you are buying two $100 reels. Knowing this, would you buy two Shimano SLX's right now? You would be better off in my opinion. I'm not going to make friends in the fishing community by saying this out loud, but it's accurate. If you try to sell a Hammar right now, you won't be able to get more than $75. If you try to sell a Curado K or a Tatula SV (comparable retail price), you could get around $150 or more. Even an SLX would get you $75 or more. Knowing what I know now, I would not have purchased the Hammars. They do not compare to reels at the $200 price point and their resale value is a joke. Thanks!!

@@sinclairfishing4322 very much thanks for that honest reply. The rods i bought "akylos and chopper" are beautiful but time will tell how they fish and hold up. Few years a ago i bought some Kast King rods and reels. Rods are still fishable but the reels lasted a season its always a gamble to try new stuff. Ive bought lews, favorite combos to try. Like both rods but different with sane advertised actions. Thats no prob but the lews reel are worlds better . I like my diawas but the abu reels are my goto. Thamks

@@sinclairfishing4322 This is the answer I've been looking for. People are not honest about gear anymore and I appreciate what you just said. I was on the fence about ordering the BOGO Hamarr just now but Im just going to buy a Shimano Bantam on a JDM site for about $40 more.

At this points I've caught 100's of fish on my Lykan / Hamarr combos. The rods are really good! The Hamarr reels cast great and perform just fine. However, in my opinion they are not worth $250. If you can get them on a bogo, fine. But do not pay full price for them. There are way better options out there for less. The Shimano Curado's and Daiwa Tatula's are far superior. Just my thoughts. Thanks for your comment!

After using both for a few months now, I have to agree.

I agree! Rods are solid. The reels are good when they actually work which is not very often. I have 5 baitcasters that have broken thumb buttons. All make noise and have trouble with the worm gears sometimes. No more sixgill reels for me. I’ll continue to use the rods.

First time I tried the wraith a friend bought ... thumb button issues and it did not cast very good. customer service is pretty good though.

I’ve never used Hawgtech. Spool Speed have been awesome (I have them in all my reels) and their customer service is equally as awesome.

Very cool! This video represents my first impressions. I haven’t had the Hamarr’s long. I’m looking forward to fishing them this season to see how they hold up to tournament abuse. Thanks for your comment!!

Hi Anthony, I was poorly describing my thought process IF I didn’t like the reel. So, I may buy more in the future. Thanks for the comment!!

The brakes are awesome!

That's interesting and a little disappointing. I have the two Hamarr's and both of them sound and feel a little different from each other. All 10 or so of my Curado's feel and sound exactly the same. The jury is still out for me on these. I haven't fished them enough to know their true strengths or weaknesses. If they are a glorified Piscifun as you say, they are definitely not worth $199. Thanks for the comment!

@@sinclairfishing4322 Perhaps comparing the Piscifuns and KastKing with SixGill reels with measurements would make for a good video. I would love to see this myth be put to an end. If anyone were to copy another brand, they certainly would not be copying Piscifuns and KastKing.

Hi E2S, I have the Deeper Chirp and it does the custom mapping. I will definitely do a video on this once spring rolls around. We are flirting with ice right now on the ponds near me. Stay tuned! I see what you mean though... The Deeper Pro mentions mapping and the Pro+2 does not...

Here the link to their website: deepersonar.com/ Good Luck!