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Here are a few more Side and Down Images from my Helix G2N and then 1 from my Livescope looking at one of the bridge pilings straight on. We did do a little fishing today and caught a few crappie and white perch.
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A few more Side and Down Images
Here are a few more Side and Down Images from my Helix G2N and then 1 from my Livescope looking at one of the bridge pilings straight on. We did do a little fishing today and caught a few crappie and white perch.
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Awesome screenshots!
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Now you have me wanting those toys. Seems like it would change things more from fishing to catching
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Nice shots!
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Nice shots Roy ! I love the Mega image !
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Great pics
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Wow is all I can say! Great clarity and images
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Great images and thanks for sharing. Just got a new mega myself and I am wondering what kind of settings you are using.
That is one thing I would like to see. I would love to have the ability to export and import settings. Seems like it would be a great feature.
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Nothing really special about my settings. I could post my setting but your lake may be different. I really don't do much adjusting once I get them dialed in. Most trips I never make any adjustments. Adjust depth range based more on the season and depth I'm fishing. Now in the spring I have to adjust more based on pollen and algae bloom Main thing I've found is to find some brush or some other object holding fish and freeze the screen and make adjustments to sensitivity and contrast until I'm happy with what I'm seeing. I like dialing in using brush to get the best detail of brush and fish together. I do this with 2d, down and side imaging as well. I usually knock off 3 to 5 feet off the top of the water column and adjust my depth a few feet deeper than I plan to search. This gives me the biggest return possible. Hope this helps
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