Good Deal?

[goldenglory18]

Originally Posted by Onthefly

http://www.basspro.com/Lowrance-Hook...RODUCT_BO_VTT1

The Lowrance units should be a great fit for your fishing. The only time I'd be hesitant on that one would be if you're fishing in REALLY deep water. Another option is the Raymarine Dragonfly line which has been making a lot of noise in the yak community. That seems to be an excellent unit for both salt and freshwater applications.

I'd be very comfortable with either of those two options for your application (which is almost exactly the same as mine...)

[Onthefly]

Originally Posted by goldenglory18

The Lowrance units should be a great fit for your fishing. The only time I'd be hesitant on that one would be if you're fishing in REALLY deep water. Another option is the Raymarine Dragonfly line which has been making a lot of noise in the yak community. That seems to be an excellent unit for both salt and freshwater applications.

I'd be very comfortable with either of those two options for your application (which is almost exactly the same as mine...)

Awesome, thanks for the info. I like the dragonfly. Can you define "REALLY deep water"? are talking outside DP harbor or kelp beds? Or waaaay off shore?

I'm leaning more toward this Lowrance simply because of the Lake Card it comes with, Maybe it's all hype but I'm slowly buying into it.

Which finder do you own?

[chris138]

It has 83 and 200 kHz, so you are fine for ocean with that unit. You may be using down scan frequencies more in the lakes.

[Onthefly]

Originally Posted by chris138

It has 83 and 200 kHz, so you are fine for ocean with that unit. You may be using down scan frequencies more in the lakes.

Awesome. Thank you