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 Fishfinder?? for a kayak?
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12/26/11 03:17 AM
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Yakitup
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So I got some xmas money and thinking about a fishfinder. Not sure where to start. Are all finders ok for yaks? For around 150.00 bucks can I get a good starter? Do I have to drill a hole in my SINK? Just not sure!
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Re: Fishfinder?? for a kayak?
[Re: Yakitup]
#6976805
12/26/11 03:28 AM
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Bass fro chop
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pirahnamax 220 i started with. it has dual beam which shows more down below than a single beam. great on the lake for showing depth and schools of sandies. i upgraded to a down scan. just goop it down to yak and should work fine. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E1qbLFXh2w
Last edited by Bass fro chop; 12/28/11 03:51 AM.
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Re: Fishfinder?? for a kayak?
[Re: Yakitup]
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12/26/11 04:17 AM
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Fish ZoMbiE
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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might B some good sonars found after christmas sales. get one with gps is you can. color would be nice as well. no holes needed. "werker" batteries from batteries plus last longer and are only a few dollars more. http://www.lensforcanondslr.com/detail/p...and-onsale.html
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