fish finder recommendation wanted

[Dunegoat]

Originally Posted by Amish Ed

All depends on what you want to spend. I got my Cuda 350/smap from Cabelas on sale for $169. Sale is still going on too.

Like everybody else, I want to spend as little as possible but get the most bang for my buck. I guess I'm just looking to see what everybody is running and hearing the good and bad on those choices. I'm not in any real rush but would like to find one in the next week or two.

Thanks for the input, I'll check that one out too.

Randy

[tagyak]

Originally Posted by Dunegoat

Like everybody else, I want to spend as little as possible but get the most bang for my buck. I guess I'm just looking to see what everybody is running and hearing the good and bad on those choices. I'm not in any real rush but would like to find one in the next week or two.

Thanks for the input, I'll check that one out too.

Randy

this is a good approach. when i started out last year, i got a middle of the line product. it worked well for me, got to see some structure below, depth, and temp readings. these are important information to have.
if i had not changed out my boat this year, i probably still have the sonar. but like anything else, once you get your feet wet you realize what you like and don't like. so have fun and learn what you can.
tight lines

[addicted2sp33d]

Though I haven't tried out this model, I hear really good things about the best fishfinder for our local waters. For this model you don't have to rig up an onboard battery, run wires through the hull, or mount a transducer. The Darkhorse.