truecrimson
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Kayak for now, maybe boat in the future.
Reading The Fishfinder
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Solitario Lupo
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I don’t think they make it anymore but something you might wanna look into. This is what I got for the yak plus other like canoe, front of the boat. Very portable
Solitario Lupo
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Think that can come with a portable kit and looks like a nice one. Garmin also had a nice one out.
truecrimson
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Well nevermind. Bass Pro did the trick. The guy behind the fish finder counter today works in their service department. He knew immediately which power cable to hook it up to and it came on immediately l.
The n he took a look at the fuse, which I had replaced, and then the power cord. He diagnosed and fixed that right at the fish finder counter.
This is on my new battery out in the car in simulator mode
Don, this one has GPS and down scan
The n he took a look at the fuse, which I had replaced, and then the power cord. He diagnosed and fixed that right at the fish finder counter.
This is on my new battery out in the car in simulator mode
Don, this one has GPS and down scan
Solitario Lupo
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Looks good to me.
truecrimson
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lol, I was messing with this at Memorial 6-8 years ago. Could never figure it out. I have an arm that goes over the side. Goes right in a gear track. Remember I showed it all in the flasher thread.
Has a flasher feature too.
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In this post the arm with transducer is on the right. It attaches to a ram ball adapter in a Scotty track mount.
www.paangling.com
Has a flasher feature too.
Flashers
You all know Gouldsboro, Memorial, Shahola and Tobyhanna style impoundments where the fishing is good but the using of standard fish finders can be a challenge. I'm wondering if a flasher wouldn't be possible to use in these shallower lakes and if in fact hey wouldn't be a better choice for...
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In this post the arm with transducer is on the right. It attaches to a ram ball adapter in a Scotty track mount.
Flashers
Good enough to let me learn? With transducer? I have an older one in black and white that is NIB but I figured why bother.
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truecrimson
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In fact in that second post and pic pic, you see the white wire with the heat shrink, and the black wire with the red wire nut? Those were supposed to be connected. I have no idea how they got disconnected. I must have put the wire nut on the wire after seeing it bare and thinking it needed covered. My knowledge of stuff like this is little or nothing. The guy at bass Pro saw the problem pretty quickly and we got them reconnected and voila, it worked.
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truecrimson
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OK experts. what am I looking at in all these pics? I see no arches, no check marks. Just blobs of stuff.
This one is for Don, since he was asking about the transducer setup.
This one is for Don, since he was asking about the transducer setup.
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truecrimson
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Don, this is me jigging, then letting it drop to the bottom
And one more for the experts
And one more for the experts
troutspinner
Nuts & Bolts Guy
Me too! The only thing that is defining to me is in image #1, the vertical red (red is a harder return) that it could be standing timber. The blobs I see with alot of red could be rocks. The blue blobs and streaks above, I'm clueless, maybe some small baitfish or debris? I rarely use traditional sonar except when in saltwater. In freshwater, I use down and side imaging as the returns are very defined and determining is it's a rock, tree, etc. is easier.