Thread: I understand what Beagleman, Jigging15, Hookin'&Cookin and the rest of you...........

Originally Posted by Jigging15

Dan what mount did they use for it? If fishing Truman or anywhere in the standing timber/stumps I would suggest adding a Stump Jumper. I'll try and find a picture of mine. They are not cheap but still beats having to replace a transducer. Not sure what a new SI/DI Lowrance ducer cost but my Humminbird one is well over $200.

Well I finally found the LSS-2 HD Transom Transducer on Ebay for $300.00 and that doesn't count the price of the other transducer.

Here is a couple pics of them. The first should be one for your ducer. Then a couple more pics to see it better.

Here is a couple pics I just took of mine. It is the see style with a steel cage around it. The new style has a molded high resin plastic that is as tough steel that it slips up into to protect it. Jackie is going to change mine out to the new style but have not had time to get it done yet.

Glad you were impressed with your introduction to SI and all the other things to keep you entertained when the fish are not biting.
By the way I had the neighbors thinking I lived in the boat before I got a power supply for indoors.

Originally Posted by dfar

Glad you were impressed with your introduction to SI and all the other things to keep you entertained when the fish are not biting.
By the way I had the neighbors thinking I lived in the boat before I got a power supply for indoors.

Well my neighbors already think I am off my rocker anyway! I will tell you one thing I sure appreciate all the help you guys are giving me! Oh and went and got a new extra power cord for the unit this morning!!!!!! Now to find that power supply!

Ok Jigging15 was showing me that stump jumper that would save that $300.00 transducer. I had a idea! I thought I would call my state farm agent and ask them what was covered on my boat insurance. Fish Finders are covered under Boat Personal Property!!! And I have a deductible of $100.00 on it, so I would pay $100.00 on a new transducer and State Farm would pay $200.00 for the rest of it!!!