Fish Finder/GPS

[Pampano]

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Thank you,

[lbsurf2ca]

Ive been looking at the HB 385 looks like it has great reviews. Anyone have anything on this model?

[fishsouthcounty]

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Thank you,

I think you mean the 350....but from what i hear for the cost its worth it...thought about getting one myself. Got no other knowledge to offer you besides that. Good luck

[Drake]

Dont expect bells and whistles with the Eagle Cuda 350. As long as you dont set your hopes high for pristine quality and detailed maps, its a great unit for the cost, and it does its job very effectively.

I mainly use it for finding structure or sandy flat bottoms, and bait. The gps is very useful for marking said locations, or spots you wish to remember in the future.

I'd recommend it :luxhello:

[Pampano]

Thanks Drake for the info! Just looking for something basic, I always believe, the few the better, make it simple and practical.

Thanks again!

[Drake]

Thanks Drake for the info! Just looking for something basic, I always believe, the few the better, make it simple and practical.

Thanks again!

No problem! Don't think its not jammed packed with features, because it defiantly is! It's just not the prettiest thing in the world lol

[mtnbykr2]

Ive been looking at the HB 385 looks like it has great reviews. Anyone have anything on this model?
I have a 385...works great easy use, reasonably priced:reel: