We need HDS 9T pictures.
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We need HDS 9T pictures.
I agree...Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
tap...tap...tap...
Rickie
you guys will make fun of my precious images
You don't give yourself enough credit Brett..Quote:
Originally Posted by brettw
Your images are fine...:ThumbsUp
Rickie
Tap,Tap,Tap,Wipe,Wipe,Wipe.:biggrin
RickieQuote:
Originally Posted by rnvinc
Are you interested in going to the lake one day to do some searching? Someone sent me some information a while back and I'd like to go find it. I'll let you play with my big 12" :Rofl.
some images from the last trip or 2, some of interest, especially the one showing 2d all lit up with arches and the down images showing nothing, cheers
ps, i see one is from my , sold, HB 998 C, disregard the poor quality of this image !!!
Nice pic,s ,more
I will be publishing a ebook with ALL. my greatest pics, tips, comments, and what I learned in the US Marine Band,
Great snapshots, Brett. Very clear.:ThumbsUp Know what your settings were on the first 2 Brown screens?
Water temp?
Nothing at all wrong with those images, good job.
sorry , don't know, likely 455 , rest mid range,Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
water temp right at 80
what is nice is to see how much is actually down there, I'll spend more time there if I see 4 or 5 piles in the area
Please help me with this pic--Quote:
Originally Posted by brettw
I'm a side scan rookie.
Ok: the middle line is where the boat is. There are dark areas on each side of that line. what is this dark area?
There is a tree on each side.
Does this mean there are two trees exactly opposite each other?or is it the same tree?
Sorry for the dumb questions-just trying to learn...
dark is water. only one tree, it appears on both sides on side scan, watch a few you tube videos on side scan, you'll get the hang of it
See if this helps some Joey ...then ask more questions if need be...Quote:
Originally Posted by joey
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/side-...-tutorial.html
The tree on both sides of the SI is the same tree...
Because the SI has a left and right beam that meet in the middle under the boat...if the boat passes directly over the structure...both the left and right beam can pick up parts of the same structure...
Rickie
Because the SI has a left and right beam that meet in the middle under the boat...if the boat passes directly over the structure...both the left and right beam can pick up parts of the same structure...
in other words, you ran right smack over the top of the tree.
Ok--I see that now thanks-I need to look at a bunch of these images--maybe I'll get the hang of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman
I would like to see a side scan of somebody trolling next to an underwater creek bed