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    Re: Can someone recommend a good entry level fish finder?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bass Addict 170 View Post
    The unit for $550 is a color DownImaging unit, but Humminbird does make one for $300 that's black & white with DI and the standard fishfinder, together (see the 570 DI). Lowrance dropped the ball by splitting up their DSI and sonar units for $300 each. In this price range, Humminbird's are the better buy.
    Wow, I am wishing I would have done a little more homework. I am a big Lowrance fan so I never even really considered the Humminbird but after seeing that I wish I would have given them more of a chance.
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