A Down Imaging examination of fish cribs

  • jhalfen
    Posts: 4179
    #1294915

    In lakes and impoundments that lack significant natural cover (weedbeds, rocks, timber, etc), and even in some bodies of water that possess these structural features, artificial fish cribs often serve as key locations for fish activity. Serving as both a local foundation for the food chain (providing a surface for baitfish-attracting algae and microorganisms to grow) and a source of cover for baitfish and young gamefish, cribs attract anglers in search of crappies, bass, walleye, and other gamefish that find the cribs to be reliable sources of food and protection. Artificial cribs made of plastic or wood are easily identified by sonar, and Humminbird’s Down Imaging and Side Imaging technologies provide outstanding, high-resolution views of these artificial fish-attracting structures.

    To read the rest of this article on using Humminbird Down Imaging and Side Imaging to examine fish cribs, check out the link below:

    Down Imaging and fish cribs

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    An introduction to Down Imaging at Jason Halfen Outdoors

    haasjj
    Cordova, IL
    Posts: 373
    #819610

    Are they saying January still on the down imaging???? It’s killing me waiting for this upgrade.

    jhalfen
    Posts: 4179
    #819613

    Still on track for January

    trytoofish
    sw Mn.
    Posts: 418
    #819614

    I see Bass Pro has the 898 listed on there website,But don’t know if that means they have them in stock! So they are getting closer!

    jhalfen
    Posts: 4179
    #819619

    I heard a rumor that the new 800 and 900 series units are slated for January release. But that’s just a rumor

    tcfishing
    Anoka, MN
    Posts: 216
    #819798

    Is that some Rapalas on the sides, maybe 1 or 2 of mine.

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