Eenie, meenie, minie, mo: how to choose a fishfinder

Article Abstract:

The large number of fishfinders available in the market makes it difficult to decide which one to purchase. There are five key features the buyer must look into before deciding. These are transmission power, display type, frequency and beam angle, transducer quality and installation.

Fisheries navigation, Fishery navigation

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Psssssst ... fish

Article Abstract:

A VHF radio direction-finder (VHF/RDF) can be used to monitor conversations between fishermen. The VHF/RDF then provides a bearing of the transmitting boat so that a successful fishing spot can be located. A selection of VHF/RDF models are described.

Usage, Radio direction finders, Marine radio

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Lowrance LMS-350 fishfinder

Article Abstract:

The Lowrance LMS-350 ($550-$775) is a depthsounder/fishfinder with an easy-to-read screen and digital depth display. The control panel is easily understood, and one control key can be customized.

Evaluation, Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation, Lowrance LMS-350 (Fishing equipment)

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