Just wondering how fast do you set the scroll speed on your fish finder? Or do you use different speeds for different situations? Thanks for your help!
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Just wondering how fast do you set the scroll speed on your fish finder? Or do you use different speeds for different situations? Thanks for your help!
I'm probably wrong but I here it's best to match your scroll speed to your boat speed. I'm sure someone with more knowledge than myself will chime in
I would say this is right! Match your speed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Abu65
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For HB units ...: Chart speed is a global setting for 2d/DI/SI ...
*Match Chart speed to boat speed when using DI/SI ...
*Max out Chart speed when using 2d ...
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For Lowrance units ... :
*DI/SI has no adjustment ...
*Max out Chart speed for 2d ...
*Set Ping Speed to 18-19 (20 is reported to cause gremlins) ...
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For Garmin units ...
I don't know the settings available ...
Rickie
Thanks for the quick replies! And appreciate the help. I have a Garmin unit, so I'll have to find out what the recommended settings for it are.
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Thanks, just want to make sure I'm getting all the good out of my little fish finder.
drop that jig right down in the face of big momma and you won't need a fish finder:RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by Hanapaa
For me when I am running Hbird SI I do not follow the general rule match SI with boat speed. For me I do not care what is on the bottom or what it is, I look for fish and fish only. When looking for Panfish Crappies any smaller type fish I will speed up my chart speed in SI. For me it makes it easier to see the white marks of fish, it will elongate them some. Once I find fish I will then slow chart speed to match boat speed, come from different angles to find why the fish are where they are.