Reminds me of my days fishing in Old Field from the surf - that whole stretch, Flax Pond, Conscience Bay.
You must have guessed I have already visited the website!
I agree, Mitch, that the Coffee Pot is iconic for the North Fork crowd. Perhaps its design is just a little too plain for the manufacturer.
On the website there a tab to suggest new lights Custom Design RequestsI agree, Mitch, that the Coffee Pot is iconic for the North Fork crowd. Perhaps its design is just a little too plain for the manufacturer.
We shall see in about 3 weeks if my wife got the hint!
Absolutely, I've got my Plum Island light set on Plum Gut.
My birthday is only 3 weeks away, so I doubt if we can generate enough enthusiasm for the NexTide folks to add a "Coffee Pot" light to their collection in that time frame; but I will make the recommendation just the same.
"It's almost low, time to head for the beach!!" never have I ever said...Now for tonight's "Pro Tip" for all the Bass enthusiast who work the Gut. When the tidal flow starts to slow down, especially on a flood tide, I typically shift my drift lines closer to the Plum I. Light. The geographical layout of Plum Island and the bottom contour in this location allows that particular line to hold on to the moving water a good 30 minutes of more later than other locations in the vicinity.
Sure, want to do a Zoom? Anyone else in??I’ll have to set up a conference call with Mr Roccus for a crash course
Sounds good
First let me say that Roccus is just about as good with the Tide Clock "pitch" as he is at working his top water Bass lures!
We are already talking about a second one here as wellFirst let me say that Roccus is just about as good with the Tide Clock "pitch" as he is at working his top water Bass lures!
I too received one for my birthday last month and I must say it is one cool device. Not looking to step on his toes, it is true that when you want to make modifications to the device you have to unplug it and plug it in again to get your Wi-Fi device to bring up the adjustment screens. Once you make the first adjustment it is actually quite simple.
Mine already has a prominent spot on my desk! And yes, Roccus it is the Montauk Lighthouse, not Plum Island. I still have the tide cycles programmed to Plum Gut. However, I am also thinking about the fact that you have admitted to buying a second one yourself. Hmmm; how far off is Fathers' Day?
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Funny but I have a similar challenge with the ability to turn the lights off. My office is also our spare bedroom, and some family members need total darkness to sack out. I didn't know a timer would work as I thought you might lose connectivity with the power off. Upon reflection I guess the timer switch does allow a small amount of power to reach the device even in the "off mode", correct?
Doesn't need power all the time, as all the programming is retained so don't worry about putting on a timer.Funny but I have a similar challenge with the ability to turn the lights off. My office is also our spare bedroom, and some family members need total darkness to sack out. I didn't know a timer would work as I thought you might lose connectivity with the power off. Upon reflection I guess the timer switch does allow a small amount of power to reach the device even in the "off mode", correct?
Another cool feature coming later this year? Any chance it will tell us what the correct lure is to use on the "Next Tide"???
