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Garmin location issue #14969577 01/26/24 10:54 PM
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I have a skeeter Zr21 that came with an electronics package. I have hummingbird back and front with a garmin unit . The garmin transducer is on the trolling motor shaft. I am able to independently move it's pointing direction with a cable.. ie. it turns around on the trolling motor shaft. I am having a hard time finding my targeted tree, post , rock so forth. I have an arrow drawn on the transducer collar to help me see where it is pointed...
Should I give up and go have a separate handle installed for the Garmin? Do people successfully use the set ups I have described? Is it a learning curve or a bad design. ???
I am fishing for crappie bass and multi species..

Re: Garmin location issue [Re: olducker] #14969611 01/26/24 11:30 PM
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The slice from FFS is very thing, it takes a lot of practice and that’s assuming you have the transducer perfectly straight. Best to spotlock on a known tree/brushpile and practice casting into the cone.


What brand of trolling motor?

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