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Topic: Need a fish finder.  (Read 1807 times)

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bojangles42

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  • Location: Anderson Ca
  • Date Registered: Aug 2014
  • Posts: 28
There are to many fish finders on the market to search threw so I have this great site to ask. I have a Hobie Outback so I was curious without spending tons of money which one is recommended. Want waterproof color, and possibly gps would be nice.
Thanks


FishingForTheCure

  • "I'm going to make dinner because my colors taste like hungry"
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Elite 4 HDI if you can find one.  They are in process of being phased out so you should be able to get a good deal on one.  It is replaced by the Elite 4 CHIRP model.  4.3" color screen.  Has FF & GPS.  Great entry unit that you can later swap the head for a 5" version or a CHIRP head as you decide to upgrade.  They both use the same bracket, power cable & transducer.

Bill :smt006


bojangles42

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Thanks i will try to find one.




 

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