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Thread: Fish Finder for Inflatable Pontoon

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    I'm hopefully getting a second hand 140 (basically the B&W version of the 160) from someone who is upgrading - might have it by the weekend - will let you know what i think once i've test driven!

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    Anyone got the Garmin 160C GPS at all... and what do you think of it?
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    I picked up the Garmin Echo 150 for R1100 at the Mias Sale today which I thought was a fantastic price.

    It is the new range that has replaced the Garmin Fishfinder 140.

    Will let you all know how it goes once its been for a test run.
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    I suppose it's about time I start looking for a fishfinder for my Fishing kayak. A bit difficult to find drop offs and things 20m down in the sea by sight.

    Is it worth getting off Gumtree?
    An honest fisherman is a pretty uninteresting person.

    Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and not only is he hungry but broke for the rest of his life as well.

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    To revive an old thread, this looks like fun. Castable, from the bank or your boat, and works off your smartphone.

    https://buydeeper.com/deeper

    Last edited by Stephen Louw; 24-07-16 at 09:56 AM.

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    my son and i discussed this one the other day, super ideal for kickboats/pontoons than small boats. i gave it the thumps up because you dont need a rod but a hand line to cast/throw it into the water. aslo because you are not that mobile on a kickboat its a time saver tosing the ball 360 degrees to scan the area quickly and leaving it transducer in place to mark the spot like a marker buoy. the only worring thing was battery time (cell and finder)

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