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Which FishFinder / depth finder to buy?
What is the best fish finder for the money today?I really do not need much more than the ability to
"accurately" determine depth at speeds up to 20
miles per hour. GPS and fish locator would be nice,
but not really needed. I simply want a good, "low
cost" depth finder. What make & model?
Where is the best place to buy it? THANKS,
Gene |
GeneS
Jun 11
2004
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| I think the concensus here is Garmin, and the best prices I have found
anywhere is http://www.planetgps.net Sure, they sell alot of GPS units, but they have great prices on fish
finders too! |
Charles
Jun 11
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| For more features -- look closely at Garmin. But if all you want is
depth: there are several gauges that just give a digital depth read out.
They list for $50 - $100 but you can often find them on eBay dirt cheap. I run one in addition to my other finders with a low water alarm set to
about 3 feet. |
zenbasser1
Jun 11
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| I have had good luck with Eagle. You might want to consider one with a
temperature readout if that is important to you. The FishEasy 2T is an
older model that sold for about $120-$140? I have seen the newer Eagle
Fishmark 320 in Bass Pro for $150 with the 400 being $200. The difference
is the resolution. The website seems to have a higher price than the actual
in store price. Jeff |
Jeff
Jun 11
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| I stand corrected about the price mismatch. The website has the Fishmark
320 for $149 which is what you can purchase that unit for in the store. Jeff |
Jeff
Jun 11
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