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    I won't say that my spot lock has paid for itself, but it will in time if I don't master pulling cranks. Spot lock is just the ticket for holding the boat steady as I deploy the lure knocker to retrieve snagged lures.
    I just might have to book another trip with M R Dux to learn "cranking 102", having graduated from the 101 course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slabprowler View Post
    The spot lock is a great tool as long as you aren’t under a bridge Lol
    I represent that remark!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dhaire View Post
    You will learn to accommodate spot locks uniqueness as you use it. I often fast forward the boat to get to a waypoint but slow down just before arriving and sometimes turn the prop off, pivot the TM in the opposite direction I am coasting to, start the prop and when completely stopped hit spot lock. The TM head will, of course, rotate back forward once it is settled. I find this technique very helpful allowing me to approach quickly, slow appropriately, and be on the waypoint (or brush) without undue turbulence from the TM prop, all without taking a lot of time to do it.
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    There is definitely an art to starting up the spot lock function. Like you said it works best to creep up on the spot. I have an Ulterra with a Cable Saver from Cornfield Crappie Gear. It'll try to tie that cable saver in a knot if I don't do it right. I did figure out when it gets all twisted up to "unlock" then once the head turns back to the normal position, to hit spot lock again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FurFlyin View Post
    I represent that remark!
    I can't seem to find my buddy SlabProwlers original post.

    It doesn't like these all metal pole and roof floating marinas when it is in anchor lock. It went from calm and staedy to insane and trying to ram the dock. Glad I had the foot pedal attached. I smacked the anchor lock button and disconnected. Stuck my foot out to push off the dock when it came up. Wooden docks are golden. Guess maybe I got the roof between me and the satellite I was locked onto. It was an insanely widny day and I would not have shot docks without it.
    The love for fishing is one of the best gifts you can pass along
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