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Awesome!
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Very nice, which transducer are you running?
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Rickie
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Originally Posted by Northforker
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Great pic! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome pic, thanks!
Really nice picture.
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For some of you that are more experienced, are these circled sections bait? In the original picture, there are definitely some fish on the left side and I think these circled areas are bait, but I’m curious if there are different thoughts.
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That is the mega imaging unit isn't it
Yes it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by TimY
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I would concur ... Or possibly small schools of small-ish fish ...Quote:
Originally Posted by FishnLine
Rickie
Great image!
Nice shot. Circled areas look like baitfish to me...
crazy good
Just Awesome!
Great pics. Thx.
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The middle circle is a squirrel's nest! LOL
Looking for some advice. I have been trying to get my settings right on my Helix 10 for Sonar and DI. Didn’t know if it’s something you would share.
Thanks
Make sure your transducer is level as possible while on the water. My chart speed is normally 1-2 above my boat speed. I adjust the sensitivity and contrast as needed. You can move the cursor to make the screen pause, then adjust the sensitivity and contrast to see what gives you the best image. I keep my sharpness off. I record while on the water and use the playback function at home to try different color palettes and different settings to see what gives me the best image.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Crappie 3
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Looks like those rough fish egg sack things that you see stuck on brush from time to time.
I agree with fishinline. I leave my sharpness off most of the time when searching, but if scanning brush pile or standing timber for fish if you set the sharpness to low or med the fish will show up as white spots and stand out otherwise they are just another amber spot. I run my on amber most of the time and the sharpness really make a difference when looking for fish. It will make the picture a little more fuzzy though on my unit but its a base model 998 HB. Put it on simulate and play with it and that will help you find setting and screen colors you like. Start about the middle setting and adjust up and down to find the best picture. The more you play with it off the water the easier it is when you are on the water. Good luck and let us know how you do on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by FishnLine
Great images, my unit is too old I see, lol!
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