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Old 02-24-2008, 05:52 PM
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What Fish Finder To Buy

Hi there everyone, i had a day on Llangorse lake (Brecon Powys) the other week with my boy and we had a great day fishing for pike from a boat. I want to get a fish finder but don't know which one to get. Can you please help?
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

hello mate,i have one of those smartcast jobs that fits on the rod butt,
it is quite good as a depth finder thats all i want of it,got mine from evil bay
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

Whats your bugget ? Humminbird have a great selection lower price range fish finders
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

Thanks for your reply guys. Its good to be able to get information from those who know.
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Humminbird RF10 FishFinder

Humminbird RF10 FishFinder
Ive had a Smarcast RF10 fishfinder for a year now and it is deff... a bit of a boys toy but now Im getting more mobile and thinking of new waters its a great bit of kit to map out your peg / water.

A couple of hours with a note book and a good walk around your lake and you will soon have every peg well and truely sorted on the depth front.

Plus its nice to know if there is any fish in your peg before you start fishing !!

You will notice mine has an antenna out of the top -- this is a mod to give it greater distance

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Old 02-26-2008, 09:20 AM
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

Re Humminbird fish finder:
Thanks for the post Richard nice pic. I've seen this one on the net and it does look like want i need. Can you use it on a boat for lake fishing?
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

This one is a smartcast i.e Remote Sonar Sensor to rod cast out and reel in over ground visit www.humminbird.com for a idea whats about
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

Richard, did you fit in the antenna yourself? i have the rf15 and would be interested in extending its range if possible,
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Re: What Fish Finder To Buy

No mate I got mine already done ( its from USA ) but on ebay I know you can get the kits - just type smartcast

What I want is a better battery system
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