Tag: Garmin

Anglers have several options of charting depending on the mapping charts installed or purchased separately and the model of the fishfinder.   Does Your Fishfinder Have GPS? By Brad Wiegmann ...

Split-screen imaging with traditional sonar on one side and mapping on the other. The sonar screen capture, taken during summer, shows a thermocline starting at 20 feet and balls of ...

A toolbar running across the top of the screen allows anglers to quickly interface with the trolling motor or other devices in the boat. (Photo by Brad Wiegmann)     ...

Is that a catfish? by Brad Wiegmann Typically, catfish will be seen near the bottom of a lake and identified by their large heads and small tails.    The outline ...

I Broke It! by Brad Wiegmann Save $$$ by repairing your broken sonar transducer cable.       If you haven’t broken one yet, you will sooner or later. Even though ...

One advantage of a fishfinder keypad is being able to use it easily when driving down the lake.   One Fishfinder Feature You Might Not Be Able To Live Without ...

This diagram shows the coverage area of 2D sonar, down imaging sonar and side imaging sonar. (Photo courtesy of Humminbird Electronics)   Understanding Sonar Beams and Cones by Brad Wiegmann ...

Anglers can change chart speed to faster, slower or factory setting.     Changing Chart Speed for Better Sonar Imaging by Brad Wiegmann Faster is not always better when it ...

The new Lowrance Pro is capable of doing two simultaneous views at the same time on the same unit.   Next Generation of Marine Electronics Unveiled by Brad Wiegmann Monitor ...

Garmin electronics new Striker Vivid series with seven new high contrasting color palettes.   That’s the Wrong Color Palette by Brad Wiegmann Adjust your unit’s sensitivity.   How many times ...