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I’m in the process of setting up a boat for fishing to leave at our camp on Lake Larto. I’m looking for a fish finder / gps in the 500 and under range (if that’s possible). I have never used one so my knowledge on them is zilch. Which brand(s) and features should I be looking for?
I would suggest getting in contact with Brian@BBGMarine ... and talk to him. His prices are going to be at or below what most other vendors charge. https://www.bbgmarine.com/
Be sure and tell him that you are a member here (if you use the ph# in the link above). Or PM him thru the site : http://www.crappie.com/crappie/member.php?u=31944
I've had no dealings with Brian, but have seen many positive remarks about him & his customer service.
I sent him an email a couple days waiting for a response..
Thanks
I have a hook five lowrance used 3 times still under warranty.. I got it for my pontoon but these old eyes needed a bigger screen so I got a hook 7 I used the trans and power cord that I had already installed for the 5 so the trans and power cord ect have never been used comes with everything new except the head and it was used 3 times also comes the box and a pro v 16 map card. has GPS and DI the trans is 83/200/455. Thanks (PM me for price)
The above hook 5 is sold. Thanks
I would look at a Humminbird Helix they are user freindly and very good units and there are several closeouts right now if you look around and I wouldn't be scared of buying a used one that's were you can get the most for your money IMO.
I returned a Hummingbird Helix because the user interface was awful in my opinion. Bought a Garmin SV and am amazed how much more user friendly it is.
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The new Hook 2 is automatic. Made for beginners. May have to get one myself.