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Old June 15th, 2005, 01:36 AM
alwaysfishking
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I want to buy a portable fish/depth finder something with temp built in. Any
suggestions?


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Old June 15th, 2005, 05:27 AM
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Hummingbird!
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I want to buy a portable fish/depth finder something with temp built in.
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Old June 15th, 2005, 02:40 PM
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Charles sold me his BottomLine SideFinder -- clamp-on unit with side-finder
capability and temp gauge. It does a decent job of reporting the depth and
temp. Runs on D-cells. About $50.

Joe

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I want to buy a portable fish/depth finder something with temp built in.

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Old June 15th, 2005, 11:52 PM
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It's "Humminbird" and they are at the low end of the list. I have only
seen one true portable and it resembles a trolling motor. Any brand can
be made to be portable. Mount the transducer to the bottom of a long
board and clamp it to the transom. You can add alligator clips for
power direct from the battery or a cigarette lighter adapter if the
boat(s) will have one of those outlets. The screen bracket can be
mounted to a board or the top of a cooler (seen that one a few times).

If you want cheap and decent, try Eagle. If you want something better
then the list is longer and a matter of preference.

I have owned Humminbird, Eagle/Lowrance, Raytheon/Raymarine, and Garmin
so I'm not picking on Humminbird for the hell of it. They seem to last
and they work - just not very well in my opinion.

Dan


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I want to buy a portable fish/depth finder something with temp built in.
Any suggestions?




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Old June 16th, 2005, 07:04 PM
david
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alwaysfishking wrote:
I want to buy a portable fish/depth finder something with temp built in. Any
suggestions?


The fishing buddy 1200 or I think they are up to 2200 model.

Not a bad design. Clamp works great on jon/row boats. They have a
sidefinder that works well.



 




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