Owner`s manual

Gain about half way and continue clicking the range switch to the right

until it does show a bottom signal. Once you find the bottom signal, line

up the leading edge with the closest white depth mark on the scale. Refer

to figure J and K. Multiply this reading by the depth range setting.

SEEING FISH

Refer, again, to figure J. If the range setting is X1 then the fish is just

over a foot above the bottom. We know it’s a fish because it is a signifi-

cant target that is not attached to the bottom. The target that appears just

above this fish is smaller and there is no red. Here is where target iden-

tification gets a bit trickier. Since we do not know the position of the tar-

gets in the cone of sound, we cannot readily identify it. For example, the

green target at 12 feet could be a small piece of floating debris or small

baitfish in the center of the cone. It could also be a large fish out at the

very edge of the cone.

In the weeds, spotting fish is more difficult. Figure K shows a bottom

at 8 feet (X1). The weeds extend from the bottom up to about 5 feet. Notice

Fig. K

Second

Echo

Trailing

Edge

Bottom Signal

Leading

Edge

Weeds

Possible

Fish

Zero Signal

Read Depth Here

Surface Clutter