sounder for a canoe

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  • mittykneale
    Ausfish Bronze Member

    • Sep 2009
    • 37

    sounder for a canoe

    gday

    just looken for some advice on a sounder for my canoe. should i go for a cheap one or exspencive one or can anyone reckomend one all the help would b great cheers

    <Mitch>
  • Gigantor
    Ausfish Silver Member

    • Apr 2004
    • 371

    #2
    Re: sounder for a canoe

    Mitch,

    Go for the most expensive you can. Colour would be the ultimate, as it has great image separation.

    As for what some of my fellow kayak fishos are using...Cuda 168, Cuda 300, Lowrance 50DS, some have gone for the Humminbird 383C.

    Ya gotta ask yourself what type of water you'll be using it in (ie. shallow or deeper locations). Having a sounder with dual-beam would be more helpful to you than single beam - particularly in shallow waters as you'd get more coverage of the water under your canoe.

    Cheers,

    Pete
    ====================
    Hobie Outback 2012 &
    Hobie Oasis 2012
    ====================

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    • mr_yamba
      Ausfish Bronze Member

      • Jan 2008
      • 45

      #3
      Re: sounder for a canoe

      The more you spend the more fish you will see as a general rule.

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      • mittykneale
        Ausfish Bronze Member

        • Sep 2009
        • 37

        #4
        Re: sounder for a canoe

        cheers boys
        really apreciate that advice hopen to do a couple of cashies soon to pay for my sounder.

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