Putting the SI, DI and 360 to use.......

I fished 13 hrs yesterday and spent as much time on electronics as I did fishing. I marked fish all day on piers and bridge pilings that would not bite. Soooo I got out my marker and headed for deeper water and started playing with the electronics. I idled at 3 MPH with the SI on until I marked fish on structure in 25 ft of water. I tossed the marker and made another pass with DI to reference where the marker actually landed and where the fish were located. I then set the I pilot about 20 foot off the marker and turned the 360 on to watch them school around. I picked up 10-15 fish in an hour. This method will be repeated this afternoon.

Ill take more pics today. Post up after dark

Bama, I no someone who might want your 360.whats it worth to you????:biggrin:biggrin

Attachment 182907 Results on the combination ...... A few 14" ers

Probably don't need the marker ???

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Probably don't need the marker ???

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With the marker everybody on the boat can reference it. The 360 is only good at console where the captain is.......ME

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Bama you can share the 360 view over the network to another FF, if it is compatible. Bet you already knew that but thought I would mention it! Nice job on changing it up, to put fish in the boat!

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Bama you can share the 360 view over the network to another FF, if it is compatible. Bet you already knew that but thought I would mention it! Nice job on changing it up, to put fish in the boat!

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yea, you'll like having the 360 on a bow unit . instead of having to follow that little navigation arrow, while returning to a saved waypoint.you can watch the saved location on the 360 screen.works a whole lot better.you never no what you might find , that's changed sense you were there last. :Rofl(Just joking about you selling your 360.).....I no my 360 is priceless to me.:fish

I'm just learning my electronics. Try to learn sum thang ery day!!!

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I'm just learning my electronics. Try to learn sum thang ery day!!!

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:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl.....BAMA, we need more pics

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X2! On the need more pics

Attachment 183057Attachment 183058Here's a few, I have more on my 1198 ill get off tomorrow.

Attachment 183060Here's another, like I said I'll pull some off tomorrow.

Good Job...:highfive

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:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl.....BAMA, we need more pics

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be careful, it could be a trap.ive but had my head pinched off for showing pictures:Rofl:Rofl

Two questions:

Bama S- do you have any idea what those structures are?

Kosmo_ are you saying that waypoints show on the 360 screen? (when you get inside the circle)

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Two questions:



Kosmo_ are you saying that waypoints show on the 360 screen? (when you get inside the circle)

thanks

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Vic, you can have the waypoints show on the 360 screen, but that's not what I meant.
When I'm headed towards a known waypoint location, instead of following the navigation screen all the way to the waypoint. I use the 360, set around 100ft.once the structure appears on the 360 screen there's no need to follow the GPS navigation. (Takes all the guess work out of pin pointing the exact location of the structure)

Bama S I am with Vic N, what is that structure in the combo Di/SI shot in 45' of water?

Vic What Kosmo is describing is the same way I like to get to a waypoint also. I run a split view with nav on the left and 360 on the right. I have the waypoints turned off and not showing on my 360 view, because I have literally thousands, and they obstruct my view of the 360 image. With the 360 as you approach the way point, it always seems that the actual object is a little left, right, front, or back of where I had it marked.

That was bridge pilings I was playn around, with crappie all over them.