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Raymarine Dragonfly 7" sonar images to share
I captured a few recent sonar images in winter time fishing in DC with my Raymarine dragonfly 7" chirp fishfinder with down vision, so posting them to share and get your thoughts
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I think there's a little misconception in how sonar data is plotted onto the screen ...
Watch this ...
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Turn up the chart speed and they will be even bigger!
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I agree that relative of the fish to my boat does affect the fish real size. For example, I most likely overestimated the fish size when the fish swim away from the boat in a faster speed vs my boat speed. My calculation would most likely underestimate the fish size if the fish swim towards my boat in a faster speed vs. my boat speed. I was in a canoe, and drifting with very little wind at 0.1 mph. Fish probably swim faster than my canoe.
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Best to overestimate. It keeps your " interester" stimulated.
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