Anyone see fish?

Anyone see Fish?
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Is something wrong with the settings?

100 feet out in 8 foot of water seems like a little far, In that depth I would run 80 feet out with a 12 inch screen,I have a lowrance, so it may be different, I use 455 also. that picture is small so it is hard to tell what is there.

top left picture I think I see 3 fish with a shadow under each one, but crappie want look like that, they look like small lights grouped up.

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Originally Posted by Countryboy N.C.

that picture is small so it is hard to tell what is there.

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That's the problem I'm having. Its a 8" screen. I think its set to 455. I'll check.
Fin

Thanks for the feedback. I was catching bass like crazy but couldn't buy a crappie.
Fin

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Originally Posted by Countryboy N.C.

top left picture I think I see 3 fish with a shadow under each one, but crappie want look like that, they look like small lights grouped up.

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To help see fish I NEVER run over 60 feet on each side at times in shallow water I am down to 30 feet.

I know a lot of you guys are fishing fairly large impoundments. I am in creeks and rivers that are very shallow(less than 30") I will run my side just a little over what I think the distance is from shore to shore. I to have a hard time reading what I see, and have a 899 on the bow but up graded to a Helix mega 9. But then I am just old. rotfl It takes practice, record and then replay it at home. I do that a lot. I believe, I see some fish on the second pic just above the surface.

As cb said,3 fish on left with shadow, long, not crappies

Be sure and look in the water column where the water beneath the boat meets the bottom. I see LOTS of fish in that area in both pics, in addition to the ones already pointed out on the left hand side of the first pic. I can see why you were catching a lot of bass. Switching to down imaging would have actually shown more fish in this situation.

Joe