I found my humminbird 798si with navionics card for 860 on ebay. I would save 160.
I recently sold an ATV. I told my wife what ever I sold it for is going towards a new depth finder. If you had 700.00 to spend what kind would you get and why. THANKS.
I'm sick of following my dreams. I'm just going to ask them where they're goin' and hook up with them later.
I found my humminbird 798si with navionics card for 860 on ebay. I would save 160.
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Academy Sports has '' CUDA 300'' for 69.99 and the 350 map with GPS 199.99. Would save the rest or buy new tackle.
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Split the cost between a quality $400. Lowrance model and an underwater viewing system (i.e.: Aqua View). The two used together will allow you to understand evaluate potential structure rapidly. Great learning tools.
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HB 788ci combo, built in GPS 650.00.
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just send it to me I would get a hds-5 then add the structure scan later down the road
Hey Man:
If you just need sonar, I just got a Humminbird 778c and it has a very comparable picture to my Lowrance HDS7. It retails for $499 but you can get it cheaper on the Internet. Here it is for $455 - http://www.boatersland.com/hum778c.html. You can add GPS to it if you ever want to but I like having a separate unit for GPS so I can use both at the same time without splitting the screen.
Last edited by luvin.fishin; 02-06-2010 at 06:13 PM.
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I know that this idea is a bit pricy, but Bass pro's HDS series is the best that I've ever seen. I just saw it at Bass Pro Shop in Cinncinati last week. It shows such detail that I believe I'm going to have one as soon as I can afford it. I was told that it help to find two fisherman that had drown last year when every thing else had failed.