Depth/Fish Finder

[W5CI]

I need a good depth finder, don't need or want something fancy, just good and dependable

 

[deadkitty]

I would say just about any of the baseline fish finders would do the job for you, as long as we're talking lakes,rivers, bays. humminbird, garmin, lowrance all offer a sub-$99 model that would perfectly suit your needs

 

[Dark3]

I will be pulling a perfectly good piranha max 150 of my boat to upgrade. Has depth, water temp, and a basic ff aplication. Its maybe 2 seasons used. Holler at me if you want it. Maybe 40 bucks

 

[overboard]

deadkitty » Today, 00:56[/url]"]I would say just about any of the baseline fish finders would do the job for you, as long as we're talking lakes,rivers, bays. humminbird, garmin, lowrance all offer a sub-$99 model that would perfectly suit your needs

X2!
99% of my fishing is done in 12' or less of water, either at night or on a local river. The most important thing to me is depth.
Find a screen you like, and you should be happy.

 

[W5CI]

Will any or all of these units come with the transducer Transom Mount

 

[Dark3]

Yes all unless specified otherwise. Like mentioned on another thread humminbird has some great deals on closeouts. Avg 30-50% off retail

 

[W5CI]

Ok, Bass Pro has a sale going on, I got A Lowrance Elite-5 HDI Combo Unit. It will be a Learning curve

 

[Jim]

W5CI » 30 May 2014 06:23 pm[/url]"]Ok, Bass Pro has a sale going on, I got A Lowrance Elite-5 HDI Combo Unit. It will be a Learning curve

:LOL2:

I guess a little more than a $99 dollar unit.


Good choice! :beer:

 

[AKFF]

Drool... Love those HDI models! GPS too right? NICE

 

[huntinfool]

I'm going to check my local BPS!