I’ve pulled the trigger once again

You can take the man away from the water, but you can’t take the float tube excitement and experience out of the man!!

That’s right!!
I purchased another Cumberland float tube off of Amazon and I plan to hit all the high desert lakes with some fish reports to follow soon after.
This just arrived today
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I plan on turning it into this soon. I will name her
“Stitches III”. lol
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I have a little bit of work ahead of me, but I’m not afraid of a little bit of work and I do enjoy a lil’ DIY. I’m already charging my deeper pro plus fishfinder.
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I’m getting a bit excited to get back to out there again.
I went to Canyon Lake the other day (fed by the Salt River) and they got some magnificent deep finger bays that are reed lined. I’m hoping to pull a few studs out of there!!!
I’ll try to keep y’all updated on the transformation of from the box and into my newest fish slaying flotilla:
Stiches III!

SP Dan   <“))><

Nice! I like that table top idea.

WTG Dan,

Back on the tube

I was totally amazed with my deeper pro+, it’s been
2 1/2 years since I’ve used it or charged it.
It has survived the heat of the inland Valley of San Diego and it’ has survived the entire year in the heat of Phoenix Arizona area. It was stored out in my garage all last summer and the temperatures reached highs of 117 and a couple of 120° days.

The Deeper Pro+ made of plastic and it has a battery in it, which should have died. So I charged it yesterday and it took a full charge, the charging indicator turned green. WOW!!

Deeper Pro+ fishfinders are definitely built to last, even under extreme conditions. Just one more reason to purchase one.
I luv mine, and I definitely recommend it to others.

My 2cents

SP Dan <“))><

Glad to see you're back to float tubing Dan! You always have good adventures to share with us on the water