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I look at it this way, you are paying $100 more for color, do you really think the fish are going to bite better because of a color fish finder? Nope. That's why I chose the BW. I almost ended up with the HB 385ci but there was a mixup and so I chose to go with the one I got. I can't wait to test it out. Looks like that may be on the OEX tourney. I'll read up on the manual before I get out there.
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I wont be getting my line wet for another 3 weeks at least Hey I'm taking my scotty mount off my wife's mini x to put it on my PA any safe ideas for removing the pop rivets?
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You can always use a small drill bit to drill the rivet part. If you have access to the underneath part you can try cutting them off with a small set of bolt cutters or wire snips.
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Well I will try the drill bit first see where that takes me
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work it back and forth until it breaks off, if you are looking to fill the holes left, you can use rivets for that.
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Wait until Sharon gets familiar with her finder.
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^ ^^^^ This. And one more thing: Learning to use your FF on manual instead of automatic will open your eyes to a bunch of stuff that normally gets missed.
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Why I ask is because I never used one and I've herd so many debated on color and BW
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Excellent point Eric. Color makes a HUGE difference identifying bottom types. Also differentiating between different types of bait. Squid being one color and finbait being a different color. A good color finder is most definitely a MAJOR game changer. Young grasshopper, you have learned well from sensei Nakada. ![]() Quote:
Another excellent point. And be sure to take it off of the "little fishy" mode and go with arches. |
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I am also color blind and find the color sonar very helpful whatever the colors are. I understand the differences in what I am seeing on screen far better.
So when Ed and I fish together it really is the color blind leading the color blind!!!
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