AFDan52
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I know most of us are using fishfinders on our boats , what frequency do you all use? Do any of you change your frequency when you change depth? movie89586
Dual Frequency Transducers
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mtncat1
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i run 50 hz most of the time 200 sometimes when i fish shallow lake like 20 feet or less
liketrolling
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this is at Bear lake with you guys chirp is turned on
I run split screen most of the time
83 is wider so you can see your downrigger balls and 200 the fish are more under the boat
this is with chrip turned off at Flaming gorge Kokanee. we got a koke here the line is coming up
a lot of times if I'm fishing for kokes I cut the top 20 feet off and 80 feet down so I'm only looking at water that is between 20' and 80'
If I'm fish for lakers on the bottom I will only look at 50' and down.
I run split screen most of the time
83 is wider so you can see your downrigger balls and 200 the fish are more under the boat
this is with chrip turned off at Flaming gorge Kokanee. we got a koke here the line is coming up
a lot of times if I'm fishing for kokes I cut the top 20 feet off and 80 feet down so I'm only looking at water that is between 20' and 80'
If I'm fish for lakers on the bottom I will only look at 50' and down.
AFDan52
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Thanks guys , this what I was hoping for. I'm going to have to change my setting.
I mostly stick with 200 kHz do to fishing deep water. I will also cut the top 20 ft to focus more on the fishing zone. Sometimes when I get bored I turn on the fish indicator.
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mtncat1
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those images look good especially for 200 hz. thanks and welcome to the forum
