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Reply With QuoteBest way to know is drop a jig and see what comes up. That's a sure way to know.
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I presume these are crappie
Amongst Baitfish??
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Best way to know is drop a jig and see what comes up. That's a sure way to know.
Be safe and good luck fishing
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Rest assured if I had noticed it initially I would’ve tried. Still learning this new technology.Originally Posted by scrat
Best way to know is drop a jig and see what comes up. That's a sure way to know.
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You also may want to manually adjust your depth closer to the depth of the water you are scanning, objects will be much larger and eaiser to idenify.
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Looked like a good school of fish
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Great tip!!! I didn’t know that. So if I’m scanning around 20’ of water, I need to change the depth to around 25’ or so??
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Yes, it helps allot. I also usually knock off the top 3 to 5 feet of water as usually fish and objects are not that shallow unless it's Spring.
