Say hello to my little friend :cool: Old bridge is down around 70 feet, scanned with my little HB 797c2
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Say hello to my little friend :cool: Old bridge is down around 70 feet, scanned with my little HB 797c2
Thats some great pix with your towfish....
Haven't seen much talk here about towfish setups...
How deep were you running the towfish in those pix...??
Rickie
Kool pictures.... Post more if you get time
It was running just below the boat at about 7 mph in those pics, considering it was saturday afternoon and the wind/waves were tough, I was impressed.
let me guess that bridge was down by the locksDoh
Pretty good guess ;)
You may want to visit the guys over at Humminbird Side Imaging Forums;
A lot of those guys have towfish setups...
Post more pix....we like pix...
Rickie
I visited your website Ricky, you sound like me, always building/improving everything I can get my hands on! The towfish is my first go at it, I'm building a new one from aluminum next, (when I get time, snowed under right now)! I'm a diver so I like to find cool things to dive on, resulting in the towfish.
Always heard about old bridge in Bay Springs Lake. My dad has talked about the bridge, I think it was over Mackey's Creek.
Whats the advantage of the towfish? Just to get the TD deeper?
a lot of wreck hunters use towfish setups... Especially in deeper water than freshwater fishermen normally partake...Quote:
Originally Posted by wilbur
A small sunken craft in deep water makes a very small image....
Getting the xducer deeper (closer to the bottom) into the water (in this case) allows the images to show bigger...therefore....more detail...
Rickie
Some call it a trait....I call it a curse......Quote:
Originally Posted by Blacklandlure
I can't touch anything without trying to figure out how to tear it apart and make it work better...:eek:
Rickie