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April 04/04/12, 09:27:44 PM

Offline assassin88

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fish finder?
looking for a cheap fish finder what would be a good brand and model to start with? :scratch:
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April 04/07/12, 05:40:36 PM Reply #1

Offline mathews4ever

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Re: fish finder?
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May 05/15/12, 02:29:54 PM Reply #2

Offline bobbers_down

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Re: fish finder?
I picked up a Humminbird model (the 150/160?) something of that nature a couple of years ago to put on my canoe.  It seems to fit the bill for my needs.  I believe it was around the $150 range for the portable set up that included the transducer, graph, portable carrying bag and battery.  It is nothing overly fancy by any means, but I can see the depth, some bottom composition, where the fish are and the h20 temp.
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"If all politicians fished instead of spoke publicly, we would be at peace with the world." - Will Rogers
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