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Here is crappie I found on my most recent trip on 8/10/15. They were stacked! I will post the results of finding crappie like this.
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The zoom has never helped me. I attempt to use it all the time, but after the second click of the button things are so blurry I cant a thing about it.
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Here is crappie I found on my most recent trip on 8/10/15. They were stacked! I will post the results of finding crappie like this.
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In the image of the fish finder, There is crappie out to both sides of the boat as well. I can see them while Im scanning but for some reason when I take a pic with my fone of my graph they are not popping out as well. If I turn my sharpness to high they jump out even more. I will crank the sharpness up next time I take a pic of my graph and see if that helps.
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Lowepro the crappie in the screen shot were they relating to any kind of structure or suspended over a flat ?
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Completely suspended. Right off of a channel ledge. Not on it. Immediately adjacent to it. On the deep side.
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So what setting side to side should I use in 30 to 40 foot of water
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I read somewhere that 3 times the depth of water. Can't explain why unless you loss whatever depth under boat as to distance to the sides. I know I get better picture on my sonar when in 10 to 15 foot water set on 40 to 60 foot wide. Maybe Rickie or some of the others can explain this better.
Be safe and good luck fishing
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