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Hi all,

Anyone use GPS Fish Finders? Wanting to know the REAL difference between spending a few thousand $$$ or just a couple of hundred bucks. I'm not going to appear on the Deadliest Catch anytime soon but do the cheaper ones serve the same purpose?

Thanks.

Found some here, for example: http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/brow ... c=47&s=461

Dylan

I've used a GPS Fish Finder and really enjoyed it. The ability to save your readings to CF and read it later is really nice.

Some units can interface with Radar etc which is nice, too.

They can be very "spendy".

My brother has this one http://store.humminbird.com/products/39 ... i_HD_Combo has it all att a good price,one will be mounted on my boat soon

Nice one Run you can do with out the gps. For a lake you don't need one .

rugman wrote:Nice one Run you can do with out the gps. For a lake you don't need one .

See I would disagree - I really loved using GPS to find those holes over and over again - same thing with rivers and of course the ocean. Just my $0.02

I remember the first sonar we ever had with thermal paper readout - would review it at night with dad on the kitchen table. Now that was a real hoot!

See I would disagree - I really loved using GPS to find those holes over and over again -

Esspecially at night when land marks are hard to make out

i just bought this one at cabelas three days ago. great unit for the buck.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Boating/ ... t104586480

Now that looks like a good deal - even though black and white - GPS + FF for cheap - nice.

I had to Cuda 250 which they stopped making and came out with the one you have the 350.Let me know how you like it.Mine got wet inside never should of happened Eagle said if I send it back they will give me the upgrade for the 350