Some More Recent Returns

[cris]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Here are a few more for your amusement. Note that they are all on 83 and 150' scale.

Yellowtail
Yellowtail
Black seabass
assorted reef fish?


Thanks for posting these, really informative Greg.

[GregAndrew]

Originally Posted by cris

Yellowtail
Yellowtail
Black seabass
assorted reef fish?


Thanks for posting these, really informative Greg.

Pretty good, 3 out of 4!

[cris]

Originally Posted by GregAndrew

Pretty good, 3 out of 4!

It’s in the file names

[GregAndrew]

Originally Posted by cris

It’s in the file names

The first file name is wrong though lol. That is actually a Soupfin Shark.

[bender0240]

Good info.

I'm looking to upgrade my sonar from the Fischer Price Lowrance toy I have.

Would you guys recommend DI for where we fish or is it just fluff?

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by bender0240

Good info.



I'm looking to upgrade my sonar from the Fischer Price Lowrance toy I have.



Would you guys recommend DI for where we fish or is it just fluff?

Lowrance makes a good unit. If you dial it in right, you can get even the cheapest of units to make a picture like those above. Down imaging is more for shallow water and locating structure. Locally it would be best for fishing spotties/sandies on structure in the bays.

[GregAndrew]

Originally Posted by YakDout

Lowrance makes a good unit. If you dial it in right, you can get even the cheapest of units to make a picture like those above. Down imaging is more for shallow water and locating structure. Locally it would be best for fishing spotties/sandies on structure in the bays.

Agree with all of this. Downscan can be great for pinpointing structure for Lobstering etc. Sidescan I am finding useful for determining "Which way did they go George?".