Transducers

[flygoddess]

[green][size 3][size 1][#0000ff]Also, when tubing we do not see the inverted V's of fish. We do not move fast enough to make that work. We are generally stationary or moving slow. And, contrary to what most sonar nuts advise, we are sometimes better served by having the Fish ID on. Yeah, false signals and all that, but we seldom fish for the fish passing beneath us in shallow water and we seldom fish in water over about 30 feet deep. Our primary use for sonar is to determine depth and structure and to maintain the right positioning.[/#0000ff][#000000] [/#000000][/size]
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[green][size 3]Now, I just have to get Evil Ash to read your last statement. While at Yuba, I was reading all sorts of fish (little fish icon) and the old man uses the inverted "V", was reading nothing.[/size][/green]
[green][size 3]I would see fish at 30', so let my line sink and HELLO! and he was still at, I am not reading any.[/size][/green]
[green][size 3]I do use mine to find out the bottom structure, but also at what depth fish are holding to know how deep to go and it works as you have seen.[/size][/green]
[green][size 3]I don't have a temp on mine which I miss, but I have a nice digital that works just fine.[/size][/green]
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[#008000][size 3]Cardiac Canyon: Sonar under the Crown Royal bag[cool][/size][/#008000]
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[green][size 3]I have since cut about 10" off the square tubing with my Transducer.[/size][/green]
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[#008000][size 3]And here is the H3[/size][/#008000]
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