Thread: PVC tree

Tom, do you still have the pictures of the smaller coffee cans before & after? They were neat..Thumbs Up

Originally Posted by Cane Pole

They don't necessarily stand up straight. They were pre-drilled and had plastic pins to lock them, also from Chef. I can use a rope to ease them down or just push them overboard, depending on where the bottom branch is placed. Here is a couple more. Different pallette but same shot. You can see the fishes. DonG and billbob has seen these.

In these pics CP, do you see fish in them? I can only see maybe 3 or 4 in the first pic,but not sure.

Originally Posted by Don G

Tom, do you still have the pictures of the smaller coffee cans before & after? They were neat..Thumbs Up

Yep. I almost forgot. This is when billybob, you and I were comparing the HDS8 and HB997 after putting out the coffee cans. Right? I believe we had a hard time with HB997DI. If I remember right, we had stuff marked with buoys, so no doubt about the results.

Yep, and the HDS8 did get better shots..Was this when you first did the overlay or was that on a later trip..I really like the overlay feature

Originally Posted by Don G

Yep, and the HDS8 did get better shots..Was this when you first did the overlay or was that on a later trip..I really like the overlay feature

I can't remember and it ain't no use to ask billybob.

Originally Posted by wilbur

In these pics CP, do you see fish in them? I can only see maybe 3 or 4 in the first pic,but not sure.

If you are referencing the pics of the dual pvc trees, then look at the 2d view. The yellow hit near the center of the pvc is baitfish, and the white dots around the bait are the fish. The white dots are the DI overlay, which really helps identify the fish in the 2d image.

Cane Pole, I am new to DI/SI but a lot of people have told me that PCV is visible to fishfinders. I guess it really isn't to a point. How do yall feel? I will be in the market for a HB 898 soon.

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