Pete I'm no expert as I'm just learning to use my Sonar units, but I think that is probably a ball of baitfish.
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Do y'all think this is sac's? Couldn't get a bite!
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Pete I'm no expert as I'm just learning to use my Sonar units, but I think that is probably a ball of baitfish.
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Agreed. But where theres bait there's predators. Prolly in a neg mood. Always good to find the bait fish though. Good pic.
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I'm no expert on fish finders, but as others have said I believe that is a school of bait fish. If you look on the color side there is a small grouping underneath the main formation. I would venture to say that smaller grouping would be the fish coming up to eat the bait.
Also took this pic but still no bite... Where can a person learn to read and understand more on this? I was thinking this was bass on bottom? But I don't know...
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There are so many types of fish I don't try to tell. I just look for bait fish blobs and structure and if I catch I look for more spots like that on a given day. Don't hardly fish more than 15' of water.
Pete those do look like fish near the bottom.
For a better understanding go to the forum about the different units and interpreting what you see.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/side-down-imaging/
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main Page there is an electronics page with lots of info there. also you tube it...the internet holds nothing but truth....just google it......sift through the crappie stuff and you will have more info than you have time on your hands...LOL good luck...looks like you were fishing post front weather?
Thanks for replies! I will use info that y'all have given me. This has been a great forum to learn from and with! I have read this forum for last three years till I finally had to join! Don't post much but do read often! Y'all are a great group and I thank everyone!
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