I wouldn't spend over a grand on a television we use every day, but I'm seriously considering a $1,500.00 fishfinder that will only see use about 20-30 times a year.

But it is a real purty one. Side imaging is the cat's ass!

Use dynamite. The fish will float to the surface.

You can buy a bunch for $1,500.

cat`s ass?

are far as I know the chineez around here don`t use the azz they just toss it out,

maybe you can find them cheeper if you look.

This is $500 off already.

don`t forget the transducer.

Fishing is medicine for the soul. You can't put a price tag on that.

Good price, hadn't heard of them before. This Cabelas one comes with the Navionics mapping included.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?id=0044062018998a&navCount=2&podId=0044062&parentId=cat602012&masterpathid=&navAction=jump&cmCat=MainCatcat21276-cat21284-cat602012&catalogCode=OG&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat602012&hasJS=true 

When I read the title of the post, I thought it was a reference to a site like adultfriendfinder.com.

You can tell where my head's at right now....

Lou, the place where I found that link also said they were offering free shipping/tax free on the purchase

Thanks Tony. I'll look more into that site. Got tomorrow off, so I'll be checking into it.

The next few years the side imaging should really take off, especially now that lowrance has their structure scan out. It looks very cool with the down scan. You can rewind your images and it shows the GPS coords so you can find a spot you past over. Really cool looking but $$$$$.

Cheater!

Hey Lou - did you see the episode of "1000 ways to die"? guy throws in an electric cord in a lake to shock the fish and then forgets to gourn himself .... anyhow, might be cheaper than $1500 as long as you are grounded!

Just tryin' to save you some bucks, bro!

c3s

The DNR on their shock boats have to be really careful. I think they wear kill switch cords that if they fall in, it kills the power.

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You would think so, but a story about my underwater camera:

We were using it ice fishing. Figured it would give us a heads up on if the fish were moving into the area. After a while, a whole school of perch came into view. I turned the camera and watched them surround my brother's bait. They were like spokes on a bike around it. But twitch, raise, lower, no matter what he did, they wouldn't bite. Then finally, they all swam off. Jim looked at me and said he would have rather not known they were there as it was depressing!

So fancy electronics still can't make em bite when they don't want to!