Hummingbird Side Imaging ??

[Duayne]

the white returns are bigger fish the thing i like is that you can scroll over where you see fish with the aarow curser and mark where they are at on your gps. then you can back off and fish it good knowing there is a fish there. pretty cool

That is what I thought would be very valuable as well and knowing exactly where ledges and such are. I use my GPS with a contour map now, but with the limited accuracy I still have to watch the SONAR to know exactly where it is. I sure wish I could get one right now..

[lroberts]

What do you guys have the sensitivity set at??? 0-20? Any other tips on getting more clear images????

[smuckey41]

What do you guys have the sensitivity set at??? 0-20? Any other tips on getting more clear images????

i keep mine on 10 and my side view at 70 to 80 feet on each side the smaller your side view is the better read you get or at least i like it better that way. and if i am going in a cove i will set it on about 50 or less becouse there is less water to read. it is easyer for me to look out and judge 100 feet or less plus that is around my casting range at the max so any thing more then that i could not reach on a cast any way. i also use the split screen with the gps map to see where i am at on the contour lines and breaks. once i find where i like then i will put it on full side imaging to get a sweet spot. hope some of this info helps.

chuck