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Good resource? #11374045 01/27/16 06:30 PM
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I am looking for a tutorial or resource on properly setting my graph up (hds 7). I've not played with it a ton over the last year but I want to start using its abilities more often. Forgive my ignorance but I feel like I'm missing something. I'd like to be able to decern what I'm seeing... Rock, grass, fish, bait and also structure. Are there settings I should stay away from, lean more heavily on? Sorry if this is too vague but if someone can point me in a direction towards learning to use and operate my graph id really appreciate it. I feel like I could boat more fish and really dissect the water better than just going off maps and known holes

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Re: Good resource? [Re: JDJ01] #11374074 01/27/16 06:42 PM
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Easiest and fastest is to take a trip with an electronics guide. Otherwise, there are tons of youtube videos to learn from.

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