The shallower the water is the less contrast you need. Most of the time mine is set in the 55-64 range. Lowering the contrast takes away the washed out moonscape look.
Got some more
So this one is obviously passing over a tree
Here I am running down a rock bank
This one beside all the obvious fish, it appears to be a tree in the water in the upper right corner
This one has fish in it, but came out grainy when I transferred it.
Any help on interpreting images is appreciated.
The shallower the water is the less contrast you need. Most of the time mine is set in the 55-64 range. Lowering the contrast takes away the washed out moonscape look.
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Ricky
Where you say transition to hard bottom, it's also the beginning of a hill or up slope.
That would also create a stronger return. Correct?
I was looking at it backwards
As the water column is also indicating getting shallower...I would say we're either coming up a rise or crossing a point ...
That brighter return can also be associated with that rise in the bottom by reflecting the sonar better than the surrounding flatter bottom...
Good catch guys...
Rickie
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Yeah poor wording on my part. When I first saw it, I figured it was a finger of an old submerged ridge.