Which fish finder?

[cgun86]

Best brand/model of fish finder for the money. Edited May 2, 2013 by cgun86

[RichardR]

I use sonar to determine water temps, depths, locate underwater structures, deep holes & even schools of fishies.

A good sonar unit is worth it's weight in gold (fishies) especially if you are fishing waters your not fammiliar with.

[Peevee]

I have always used humminbird products but my buddy has a lowrance and it's top notch

[Randall53]

I'm seriously lusting over this one: Humminbird 587-ci HD DI GPS/Fishfinder Combo  on sale for 399 at Academy Sports.

 

check out this detail...:

 

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Edited May 7, 2013 by Randall53

[RichardR]

I use a Lowrance Elite-4 DSI sonar/GPS combo, it is also very clear w/regards to detail & it takes a lot of the guess work out of it, it has some really nice features but it's not cheap, I will say that you get what you pay for in "fish finders" so I'd say if you are serious about fishing that you should buy as much fish finder as you can afford.

[Beretta Bob]

I have an old Humminbird Matrix 37 that I'm saving my Cabelas points to replace it with a side-imaging Humminbird.

There's a website, bassboatcentral.com, that has sub-forums for both Humminbird and Lowrance that provide a lot of good information.

[Benk]

Im a big Humminbird fan i have an 898,767 and an 587. the best prices i have found is at www.FactoryOutletStore.com    hope it helps.

[Fourtyfive]

Hummer

[Fourtyfive]

I'm seriously lusting over this one: Humminbird 587-ci HD DI GPS/Fishfinder Combo  on sale for 399 at Academy Sports.

 

check out this detail...:

 

 

 

 

 

MIne was $400 when i got it but at the time I could not afford the detail you have now , crazy clean screen ! I think I can see a 1/4 oz. maribu jig in the lower branch with 20 lbs. mono.

Edited May 29, 2013 by Threeeighty