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Topic: Rocky, Sandy or Muddy ?  (Read 1637 times)

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lopezcador

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Swell is a bitch -- big time.


AlexB

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It's more about the thickness and color (or greyscale shading, if no color) of the bottom line than it is about the depth contour displayed in your screen.

Google "how tell if bottom is rocky or sandy lowrance" and you'll find a variety of resources, videos, etc.


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