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gajet31

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I had a bad experience with a transducer and a rock today. I posted the full story in the electronics sections. I was hoping some of my jet folks would have some ideas.
Thanks
 
gajet31,
I have had some success with a flip up mount that I keep wedged completley up with a small piece of foam rubber block and out of the way unless I'm:
1. fishing a lake
2. In a river within a deep pool or long run looking for structure and depth drops.
Otherwise when running the river, I see little use for a depth/fishfinder, you're simply in too shallow of water and you need to be watching it and not the depthfinder; heck by time you see it you're already well past it.
I've drug gravel bottoms in strong current too many times to put a transducer on a trolling motor; I'd be buying one a week. I did see a guy with a transducer on a plastic pvc pipe clamped to the side of his jet rig that he could raise or lower at-will but didn't check out the design too closely; however seems like a good idea!
 
On my Snyder the transducer is mounted to a piece of aluminum that you can slide up and down. I will try to get you some pics in the next few days.
 
I'd personally like to see pics of all these setups as very soon, I'm going to be mounting a new unit to my boat.
 

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