this is si with a Lowrance
but di seems to be even clearer than this
in this view as some I saw on another Lowrance unit
I can see the heads and tails of the fish .
best I have seen for images is Lowrance , much clearer than the other stuff .
some of the guides here still prefer them over other makers .
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
this is si with a Lowrance
but di seems to be even clearer than this
in this view as some I saw on another Lowrance unit
I can see the heads and tails of the fish .
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
Ketchn I was wondering what Lowrance unit is this ? I really like the images. I have always had Lowrance but was thinking about switching to Garmin.
Thanks
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I will ask him , he is a tournament bass guy and guide and that one is on his kayak
a larger crappie guide service I know runs them on the bows of their fleet of boats as well .
I also know a few other professional guide services and buds who prefer them over the other units available .
to be sure though I have seen some extra sharp images on a few birds as well .
that solix is real nice and I hear the birds are more user friendly .
sum kawl me tha outlaw ketchn whales
I prefer HB....I use SI to scout and find the brush piles and then I use DI to fish them.
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What is the advantage of finding brush with SI over DI? I have been doing it just the opposite, but I'm a rookie at all of this as well.
You see brush with SI out to each side of the boat at greater distances than you can with DI. SI ping is almost 90deg to each side, while DI is only 75deg from center at best. (37.5deg to each side)
As you can see in this chart ... SI coverage range is in blue ... DI coverage ranges are in green.
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I just got back into fishing after being out for about 10 years so I’m still trying to get used to using these new electronics but I purchased Garmin Livescope and it’s the best money I’ve ever spent on fishing. I use it to find brush piles and structure and nothing like being able to see the fish live and how they react to your bait. I have the si and di Garmin uhd 93sv but have only used it twice so I’m still learning what adjustments to make to get the best images. I’m an old dog trying to learn new tricks. Livescope is so easy anyone can use it.
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