michaelrdoyle@gmail.com Posted November 30, 2010 Posted November 30, 2010 Hi All I've been using the Lowrance LMS339C 50/200hz sounder for several years, and whilst I've been getting better and better at using it - I've still got a way to go. I use the manual sensitivity, and keep it fairly high, and attempt to "interpret" the data myself - with only limited success. I have a few questions you may be able to help with: How to identify different types of fish? I've seen people be able to say from a sounder image that that is a Kingfish, Jewfish, a school of baitfish, a school of leather jacket, some Snapper, or just rubbish fish (sweep etc). How can you tell? Can anyone share images or give hints? What depth should I be using 200hz at? So I'm told to use 50Hz in deep water, and 200hz in shallow water. How deep is deep? How shallow is shallow? I fish crookhaven river (5-10m), but I also fish outside (20-120m) What settings should I change? As I move to different types of fishing, and different depths - what settings should I be aware of and change? As I move from 5m to 100m? As I move from sand to reef? As I anchor or drift? Are there any settings I should be (in particular) changing? thanks Mike
chrisg Posted November 30, 2010 Posted November 30, 2010 Look for a book called Depth Sounder Secrets by Mike Huckstepp. Should be in your local mart with a K for $15 or so. It will answer all your questions! C
Hodgey Posted November 30, 2010 Posted November 30, 2010 Look for a book called Depth Sounder Secrets by Mike Huckstepp. Should be in your local mart with a K for $15 or so. It will answer all your questions! C + 1. PM sent Cheers Hodgey
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