Get exclusive illustrations that show you how to find more fish.
135 illustrations will help you – to better understand your fish finder images – and to precisely target hotspots. This way you’ll catch more fish!
Then this book will be pure magic for you. Scientifically sound and with practical explanations, you’ll learn how to find the most productive hotspots underwater.
You’ll learn how to navigate underwater mountains with pinpoint accuracy, discover structures hidden for the uninitiated, and locate fish in the thermocline.
More than 130 illustrations detail the most important settings and how to use them for finding fish and hotspots.
We devote over eight pages to the most powerful setting of fish finders. This way, you don’t waste your precious fishing time moving around aimlessly. Instead, you can fully concentrate on fishing.
Catching more fish is not rocket science. You simply have to know how to interpret the images on the sonar screen. A fish finder is the best tool to have at your fingertips.
If you know how your fish finder generates images of both structures and fish, you’ll master this technique at a level that even some professionals can’t match.
Wouldn’t it be great to have a perfect understanding of what settings will help you find fish and hotspots the fastest before your fishing trip?
The fish finder product pages outdo each other with features that the user can use. Sure, all settings have a raison d’être, but as it’s often the case:
“less is more.”
We’ll show you how to fish 80% more fish using just 20% of the settings. How? A few settings are enough to get you right to the fish and give you a pretty accurate visual indication of how to find the most promising hotspots in your domestic or a completely new body of water.
Figure 5.4—Down Imaging Interpretation
1. White cloud – school of fish
2. Larger fish in a school or plants
3. Shadow – missing echo signal conceals two big fishes
Chapter 4 – If you approach edges the wrong way, you often miss out on the big fish.
Fish finders operate the same way. This applies to every model. The transducer emits a sound into the water, and obstacles such as fish, the bottom, or other structures, generate an echo.
The fish finder then converts the received data into an interpretable image, and we see a fish arch, for instance.
When it comes to interpretation, there is a clear distinction between the amateur and the professional. The amateur sees a fish arch and casts his rod.
The professional knows how to locate the fish, head for the spot correctly, and, above all, recognize hidden structures that the fish finder fails to display accurately.
Buying a fish finder is one of the most thoughtful and expensive investments an angler can make. Hardly any other fishing device consumes as much valuable time for research.
Sure – given the number of features offered by the various manufacturers, you first have to work your way through this maze of options.
Whether it be side scan, SideVü or down scan, dual-beam or
CHIRP, a transmission cone of 15 degrees, 30 degrees, or 60 degrees – the more features exist, the more confusing the selection becomes.
The fish finder guide will help you to make your choice. You will learn about the meaning of each feature and, most importantly, how they work in practice.
This allows you to familiarize yourself with the equipment and make a well-informed purchase decision. And best of all, you can put some of the tips for finding fish into practice right after you’ve made your purchase—every season – every time.
Chapter 5: “a side-scan sonar provides coverage of the lateral environment. It should be noted that there is a blind spot underneath the boat.”
That’s the tricky part. Finding a fish arch or fish symbols is not a feat. However, the professional knows that it comes down to the fish that the fish finder can’t display. And this is exactly the type of knowledge you will acquire in “The Ultimate Fish Finder Guide.”
This is exactly where we start. Using over 130 images, you will gradually learn how to recognize thermoclines, edges, underwater mounds, or depressions on the fish finder.
You will also be able to determine where the bottom is hard or soft to detect carp, perch, or pikeperch.
Nobody can take this practice away from you. Thus you will approach known spots unerringly and will discover previously unknown hotspots.
This knowledge will give you an edge over other anglers.
Due to more than 200,000 visitors on the subject of fish finders per year, we know that an average of just over 850 dollars is spent on a fish finder.
Buying the wrong fish finder will leave you frustrated, considering that you want to use the fish finder for a few years.
We know that it is difficult for many anglers to decide on a specific model based on the fish finder manufacturers’ numerous features. This guide will help you to make the right decision.
If you already know that you want to buy a fish finder, perfect.
Take a look at “The Ultimate Fish Finder Guide” to see what the different features and functions offer and for which purposes you can use them. This will help you to find the right fish finder for you.
And best of all, once you have a fish finder, you’ll know how to set it up quickly and safely to find fish.
Fish finders work on the same physical principles. Therefore, the book does not describe an endless list of different fish finders. Rather, you will learn how the individual functions work – regardless of the manufacturer. This allows you to make an independent decision for or against a fish finder model.
The subject of fish finders is difficult to understand even for many professionals, as the way fish finders work is based on physical principles.
We have been researching scientific databases for years and also spend a lot of money on individual studies. Due to this extensive research, the fish finder guide’s various insights are not readily available everywhere.
The studies we use are often several hundred pages long. We evaluate numerous results of these studies and translate our findings into an easily understandable language. That is how you get exclusive tips.
The manual is of great use for the operation and configuration of your device.
However, “The Ultimate Fish Finder Guide” explains the benefits of the individual settings in detail and, above all, how to interpret the images on the fish finder.
This guide will help you know which settings to use for finding fish and which settings to use for finding hotspots.
That way, you’ll catch more fish.
Raphaël G
Vladimir M
NICHOLAS JOHN REECY
Henrik
Dr. Manfred Marx
Andreas Witz
AK
Lübbe Wolfgang
Kalksee
Enrico Indelicato
Udo
Josef Weiss
Peter
Holger Just
Matthias Wappler
M. Hermanns
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