How high do you have your gain? A very busy screen, my FF has never looked like that unless I had the gain very high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firetiger
Russ
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How high do you have your gain? A very busy screen, my FF has never looked like that unless I had the gain very high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Firetiger
Russ
Perch on Hummingbird!
Never ran the fish id on my hummingbird 788, maybe I should try that way, thanks a lot, hope that new boat has minnow scales all over it by noon !!!! Mike
I notice one thing with the screen shots posted. When I'm on perch (actively catching them) my marks are almost always right on the bottom up to maybe a couple feet up. Some on the screens here show fish from the bottom to almost 15' up from the bottom. Only time I tend to see that is if I'm into white perch or white bass. I notice they will tend to be higher off the bottom. Just my observation and experience.
You are correct! That is why so many experienced perch fishermen use 1oz or slightly larger weights. It gets the bait thru the junk faster with less time for them to locate and take your bait. Most perch are caught right on or almost on the bottom. In deeper water they are sometimes suspended a little off of the bottom.Quote:
Originally Posted by dunn782
I run 2oz weights to get to bottom, Trust me, the pic I showed is all perch........:p
300 today in 3hrs, NO Junk...................
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...psb18ab61a.jpg
Here is result
Anyone could catch a fish in 20' thick schools. Or is that a lot of bottom moss or something ? Mike
That is fish, all perch and yes anyone can catch them there. Finding them like that is a different story.....:p
I don't see any GPS Cords? LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Big Dave Long Point On