01-03-2005, 11:04 PM
[size 1]"A fish finder can be slow sending the signal back to the readout which in turn causes you to miss what is going on around your jig. They are alot more sensitive than a fish finder as well."[/size]
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[size 1]True with many fishfinders, but not all. Put my Rahtheon L470 fishfinder in what is called "A scope" and one has the speed of a flasher and the history of a regular fishfinder. Sorry, but the sensitivity of my fishfinder is also probably greater than any Marcum or Vexilar, and with the extra power that I have I can have that same sensitivity at over 100 feet. That said, the flashers are still a great tool for ice fishing, and can handle the cold without taking extra precautions to make certain the display doesn't freeze.[/size]
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[size 1]True with many fishfinders, but not all. Put my Rahtheon L470 fishfinder in what is called "A scope" and one has the speed of a flasher and the history of a regular fishfinder. Sorry, but the sensitivity of my fishfinder is also probably greater than any Marcum or Vexilar, and with the extra power that I have I can have that same sensitivity at over 100 feet. That said, the flashers are still a great tool for ice fishing, and can handle the cold without taking extra precautions to make certain the display doesn't freeze.[/size]
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