Fish Finders

[honda450]

Could someone please enlighten me on a good fish finder, depth finder, it would be appreciated, not for ice fishing but to mount in a boat. Thanks.

[Sage]

Vexilar FL18 or FL20

[Versatile]

When I buy my next one it is going to be a Showdown. http://www.naturevisioninc.com/ice_f...ownSonar.shtml Defiantly a nice unit I prefer better to most others.

[Sage]

Looks RyanGsp way more compact how much?

[Versatile]

No idea as I have never seen one around here but I think they are about 230 on Cabela's.

[bobalong]

Originally Posted by honda450

Could someone please enlighten me on a good fish finder, depth finder, it would be appreciated, not for ice fishing but to mount in a boat. Thanks.

Forthe money a Fishmark 320 is hard to beat.

[chuck0039]

look into Lowrance sonar/gps they are a little more money but worth it

[Waxy]

That's like asking someone what car you should buy.

Give us some info.

Most importantly, what do you want to spend?

What will be the primary use of it? Is it really just a depth finder, or are you looking for tournament quality? How and where will it be mounted? Do you want GPS capability?

There are so many options out there, from the most basic $100 units to the $2500 units with 10" color screens and GPS. I certainly won't claim to be an expert on the subject, but with some more info we can help you out.

You may want to look into used units as well, a lot of folks take the electronics off their boats when they sell them or upgrade their electronics regularly, there are some great deals to be had, especially south of the border.

Waxy

[TJG]

bobalong is correct, the 320 is a good, inexpensive unit.
U can also use it in the winter, is makes a very good
ice fishing unit. If money is no object, Lowrance color.