Fish finder ?

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Originally Posted by ET Fish

And we have proven my point! Ha ha!

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Actually, I know what PIE EIR is and I know what EIR PIE is. See, I know it backward and forward.

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Originally Posted by no luck

Which one will it take to be able to see bream beds ?

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I helix si unit would work well for what your asking.also,I don't think anyone should worry themselves about the fish finder comment.finding fish is what most of us are wanting to do with are units.

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Originally Posted by no luck

Which one will it take to be able to see bream beds ?

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I took this last weekend with a HB helix.

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Originally Posted by kylakelover

I took this last weekend with a HB helix.

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that's a good example that shows ,how far apart some beds can be from each other

Seeing them 70 ft out in 5 ft of water is pretty good.......bet the beds out deeper are where the bigger ones are......I use my unit to find fish.

From the inventor:

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Originally Posted by no luck

Which one will it take to be able to see bream beds ?

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https://youtu.be/uCwKFaSOgH8

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Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman

what do you want to know? ask away, this guy is an electronic genius
or you could ask RNVINC he's top notch on Humminbird !
and yes Humminbird is spelled right, there;s no N in it

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actually, there is an N in it, but there is no G :Rofl

Ahh look,, Its a fish, that's been "found". Odd.

Actually, it is an image of an underwater object detected by sonar technology and displayed by using imaging processing as the sonar signal reflected the said object.