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What Does A Bass Look Like On Sonar. Which marks are fish and which ones are just stumps or rocks? Come along on the water in real time as we idle through creek channels and flats and identify the different fish we come across with our electronics. Fish look the same as they do on 2d sonar, only smaller because the down beam is a narrow slice of the water column. Can you tell the difference between crappie, bluegill, white bass, etc? This is what you need to know! Sonar looks downward in a conical spectrum while side imaging and down imaging to a degree look down and outward more as a sheet fed scan, so the way they interpret. In this video, i explain how to identify fish on a side imaging fish finder. In this video colton posey breaks down how to identify bass on down imaging, side imaging and. The left side features a single,. Bait and stripers on a simrad nss evo3 screen. Tim is switching between 2d sonar, down imaging, side imaging, and mapping to help you fully understand what objects look like on your depth finder so you can find and catch more fish. I give instructions and tips. Crappie will look like small ovals or circles, typically stacked on top of. Striped bass make definitive sonar marks.

Sonar looks downward in a conical spectrum while side imaging and down imaging to a degree look down and outward more as a sheet fed scan, so the way they interpret. In this video colton posey breaks down how to identify bass on down imaging, side imaging and. I give instructions and tips. Which marks are fish and which ones are just stumps or rocks? Bait and stripers on a simrad nss evo3 screen. This is what you need to know! Fish look the same as they do on 2d sonar, only smaller because the down beam is a narrow slice of the water column. Come along on the water in real time as we idle through creek channels and flats and identify the different fish we come across with our electronics. Tim is switching between 2d sonar, down imaging, side imaging, and mapping to help you fully understand what objects look like on your depth finder so you can find and catch more fish. In this video, i explain how to identify fish on a side imaging fish finder.

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What Does A Bass Look Like On Sonar Fish look the same as they do on 2d sonar, only smaller because the down beam is a narrow slice of the water column. This is what you need to know! Come along on the water in real time as we idle through creek channels and flats and identify the different fish we come across with our electronics. Can you tell the difference between crappie, bluegill, white bass, etc? In this video, i explain how to identify fish on a side imaging fish finder. Tim is switching between 2d sonar, down imaging, side imaging, and mapping to help you fully understand what objects look like on your depth finder so you can find and catch more fish. Which marks are fish and which ones are just stumps or rocks? Crappie will look like small ovals or circles, typically stacked on top of. Fish look the same as they do on 2d sonar, only smaller because the down beam is a narrow slice of the water column. In this video colton posey breaks down how to identify bass on down imaging, side imaging and. Striped bass make definitive sonar marks. Bait and stripers on a simrad nss evo3 screen. Sonar looks downward in a conical spectrum while side imaging and down imaging to a degree look down and outward more as a sheet fed scan, so the way they interpret. The left side features a single,. I give instructions and tips.