Great Lakes Bass Fishing Forum
About Fishing Products including Make Your Own => Electronics Talk => Topic started by: 10-10 Bass Busters on December 30, 2007, 01:06:15 PM
Look to put a new finder in my 14 foot boat, i use it for all types of fishing, and some small tourneys. So i'm looking at staying in that $200 or below range. I was looking at the humminbird 500 series and the piranha series, or Lowrance X86. Any input would be helpful. Thanks
I have an Eagle fishmark 320. For the money, it's not bad.
I like the looks of the Humminbird gps/sonar combos though too.
I have a Hummingbird 565. It has the most vertical pixels than any other fishfinder that I know of on the market with 640. That is the highest resolution, however you want to also get as many watts peak as you can also. I am very pleased with this unit. I used it for a whole season and am considering now putting the same unit on the helm. Good luck.
BD ;D
You cant go wrong with a humminbird, They have come along way in the last few years. I have two on my boat and I cant say enough good things about them. My son has the lower end unit on his little boat, I think its the 565 and it is crystal clear with great contrast. Its a great depth finder for under $200.
Like I said on the "other" site... Lowrance! :D
Went with the 565 on sale at cabelas. thanks everyone for info