Raymarine dragonfly 7 vs. Lowrance Elite 7 - FF/GPS combo

I am upgrading my black and white Hummingbird fish finder and Garmin GPS to 1 single unit. So, bought the Raymarine dragonfly 7 but i am having a buyer remorse. So I did this comparison to help others and seek your opinion about these 2 machines. #1 reason - I wanted to upgrade? because i want the color fish finder and I want to be able to see my drop shot lures and line so I am not drop shoting blindly.:scratchhead:scratchhead:scratchhead:scratchhead:s cratchhead:scratchhead:scratchheadhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcZGFjSA8Tg

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water tested so you can see the screen shots of the Raymarine dragonfly 7" FF/GPS combo
Raymarine Dragonfly 7" - Part 3 of 3 (showing my fishing line and lure on the screen) - YouTube

It looks like your unit is doing a good job showing you want you need to see. Didn't see any fish near the brush of any other place you were covering.

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Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER

It looks like your unit is doing a good job showing you want you need to see. Didn't see any fish near the brush of any other place you were covering.

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I know this little sewer lake is almost dead when low tide. Roaches Run is connected to Potomac river, so fish comes when tide is high and goes when tide is low. Roaches Run is pretty boring, nothing in the sonar. Nothing to show. shallow only 9 feet deep.

Check out billy goat lake - tons of fish in this rock bottom lake and plenty deep almost 40 feet of water in some part - https://www.youtube.com/edit?video_i...referrer=watch