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    Question fish detection


    How does a fish finder tella fish from a stick or lillie?
    Can it detect a fish when its huddles against a tree?
    I sometimes think I expect too much from a finder.
    Like it has artificial intelligence that tells it the difference in a stick and a fish.
    Any opinions?

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    You can tell the difference because the fish isn't connected to the bottom. The fish finder just displays the returns, and it's up to you to determine if it's a fish or not. If you have Fish ID (virtually worthless) turned on, it just pops up a fish icon wherever there's something remotely like a fish. If the fish and a stick are within the cone area, they can overlap on the screen, which can make it hard to distinguish the fish.

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    Fin, what kind of unit are you running?

    Here's a great link.

    http://www.crappie.com/gr8vb3/showthread.php?t=27679
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    Quote Originally Posted by FisherMike View Post
    Fin, what kind of unit are you running?

    Here's a great link.

    http://www.crappie.com/gr8vb3/showthread.php?t=27679
    I've had a few in the past I just ordered a Hummingbird 727c with the wideside transducer. I fish mostly shallow waters 8'-10' so the wideside should work best for me.

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    I had to teach myself to stop looking for fish, and look for structure where fish will be. Once you do this, your sonar will pay off alot more.
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