[THE PAZMAN]

What do you guys suggest as far as a fishfinder tht is reasonable in price and truly marks fish...Thnks for any help...Terry THE PAZMAN

 

[Dunk]

What do you guys suggest as far as a fishfinder tht is reasonable in price and truly marks fish...Thnks for any help...Terry THE PAZMAN

If you are interested last year I bought two Raymarine DS500's off Ebay for 290 bucks each.. I'm keeping one, but I'll sell the other one for what I paid for it.. 5" color units and they kick butt as far as bottom machines go. 500 watts and a screen that's easy see in the sun. Comes with a new transom mount transducer that has a paddle wheel for speed with an internal temp senor for water temp. These are discontinued units from Raymarine, but have never been registered yet for warranty. 2 yr warranty once you register it.

 

[THE PAZMAN]

Fishfinder

O.k Dunk i will consider tht and can i hook up gps with or just get seperate unit or hand held cuz all i nd tht for is in the spring up north...And i herd raymarines are one of the best fishfinders so let me know how too reach you ill give you a call...Thankyou Appreciated Terry...THE PAZMAN:thumbsup:

 

[Vitalsigns]

I got a raymarine A50 last spring and I'm very happy with it. I mostly use it as a bottom machine because I kept my old GPS but I'm backing up all my waypoints on it as I go so if the Garmin goes I'll have something to use.

 

[sawblade]

not too many standalones out there now.Furuno and Sitex make some.We have good succes with both the Furuno FCv 620 and the Sitex CVS -126.How deep do you go for fish?

 

[barrell]

Digital Furono 620. about $750 bucks without a transducer if that is in your price range.