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Thread: fish sounders (landbased)

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    fish sounders (landbased)

    Hi all,

    I was told that sometimes one can get a fish sounder off e-bay that can be used landbased. Is this for real????

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Yeah Humminbird have a sounder that has a transducer that you cast with your rod. I dont know if they are any good though, Ive never used one or even seen them used.

    Cheers
    James

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    Craigus
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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Kev,
    here is the link to the thread started a while ago also on landbased sounders
    http://www.ausfish.com.au/forum/YaBB...1147082805/6#6

    Craig

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Thanks guys,

    I am interested in this if I do not have to get on a boat

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Hmmmm....
    Interesting - not sure how effective they would be.
    Might be OK for Jetty/Peir fishing.

    Mark

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    I fish off Jetties sometimes but mostly off rock walls. Wondering......HHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

    How effective is it?

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    They look OK on the Humminbird website but you wouldn't want to get snagged up when casting the sensor out - bet they aren't cheap to replace.

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Thanks for the info guys.

    There are also a few on E-bay....................seriously considereing this. If I do I will let you know about the effectiveness of this contraption.

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    I looked into this for a while and on some american sites I remember seeing a few guys saying that the wide mouthed bass (excuse me if this is not really what they are called) would sometimes take a liking to the chartreuse transducer that you cast out. A few guys had even watched in horror as a fish had gladly inhaled the important bit of their fishfinder and busted it off.

    As a serious fishfinder I personally doubt there performance simply because of the lack of pixels on the display. They would probably do to tell you the depth though, its a lot of money for a depth finder though.

    Mark

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    To purchase something around $300...............it seems like a hit or a miss situation

    Thanks for feedback

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    look up humminbird RF 15

    Alimo88

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    Hi Alimo

    Do you have any more info on the RF 15????

    lOOKS oK..........WONDERING ABOUT PIXELS

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    Re: fish sounders (landbased)

    You can find all the information at

    fishfinder store in the US or an any humminbird site

    just web search it

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