What are they and how big are they?

We want sonar to give us the answers to these questions but it isn’t easy. You must know the location, type of fish in your system, and how to determine size with sonar.

Sonar only gives you the echo strength of the target and displays it. Sensitivity can change the echo strength and depth range changes the way the fish are displayed (fish in a 10 foot scale are larger than fish on a 100 foot scale).

This example is fish on a flat around a hump. Notice the size and how far they are actually from the bottom on the sonar and them watch the video of the fish. Actual video confirms what you “see” with the sonar. This is why I used lots of video in my Advanced Sonar DVD. Time on the water using your sonar is al so invaluable plus catching the fish you see with the sonar confirms size and species.

Watch this video for details.

 


Return to Home PageEducational ArticlesFishing TipsSonar tipsGPS TipsLowrance TipsHDS TipsStructure Scan TipsVideo and AudioOnline Store - DVD's & VideosAbouy DocDoc's BoatBoat Control TipsEducational Guide TripsDoc's Tournament and Show ScheduleMapping TipsPicturesDoc's Boat SetupLinksHot Products & ReviewsEmail Doc
Training DVD's