The active track is the fish finders feature that allows users to record their tracks and paths. The energetic track is like an electronic breadcrumb so that you do not keep circling around at the same point. The tracks can also be recorded, and the display of the current track is known as the active … Read more
Fishfinders are designed to work in the water, so there are only a few options for testing the fish finder out of water. On the other hand, before putting it on a boat and catching fish, it is necessary to know if they are working correctly. Most fish finders are recommended for water uses only, … Read more
You might be surprised where is my fish finder looking being in the water? Although, the anglers can literally state where their fish finders would be looking in what exact direction, and the width of beam per the setting of sensitivity. The sound waves certainly have a specific direction to go underwater. Generally speaking, the … Read more
When fishing in the peak summer on any water, be it fresh or saltwater, and the moving or static water, there is a much common problem the anglers face. Just like the insulation, the outer body of the water takes all the heat absorbed and yet is hot enough to even touch it. And as … Read more
Since the advent of the sonar, the fish finders have constantly been improving. Three hundred sixty imaging fish finders are the tools that provide a complete view of the subsurface in all directions. In contrast to the regular fish finders that can only see the bottom of the boat, they can provide 360-degree data of … Read more