Which do you think is the best plotter/bottom machine? Not in terms of maps and charts, I have that figured out. I mean as far as ease of use, screen visibility, etc.
Of the brands I see on the boats I fish (RM, Garmin, Lowrance), I like the RM... BUT... It's really ALL ABOUT THE TRANSDUCER !!! Most quality machines will give you a great pic IF you have a nice 'ducer...
There should be NO Commercial Fishing for any fish species considered 'Over-fished' , 'Undergoing Overfishing' or Subject to Recreational Seasons, Limits, or Closures... Game Fish Status IS the Answer !!!
gandrfab...fishing out of St. Lucie Inlet. So, inshore and beaches when the water won't kill me just from touching it and offshore when I can get the 22 Pathfinder out there. I have been using a Raymarine a67 and like the touch screen part of it, but these things change so fast (mine is 3 years old) that I was wondering if there were any opinions out there about some of the new stuff I haven't seen yet.
I haven't stayed on the cutting edge of electronics.
If you are fishing deeper water it is worth extra bucks on a higher end machine to see the bottom.
Shallow water it doesn't matter that much. Use what you have until it needs replacing.
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I like furuno,its like a tank and has just kept on going.
Raymarine is like a high end sports car works great until it needs work.
Thanks for the replies.
If you are fishing deeper water it is worth extra bucks on a higher end machine to see the bottom.
Shallow water it doesn't matter that much. Use what you have until it needs replacing.