Fishfinder Photos

I thought this was a tree, but I couldn't find it again. Maybe it was fish.

A ball of shad below us.

Shad below us night fishing. Bigger fish below them.

We thought these were white bass, but they were big shad. Daniel caught a few.

I didn't realize how narrow the spread was for DSI. I guess that is how it gets so much detail.

Here is the first brush pile as it was sinking.

Here is a pile we found.

Right after dropping our second pile.

The second pile just after hitting bottom.

Our third pile sinking.

Our third pile after hitting bottom.

Our third pile on bottom.

A tree we found on the edge of a flat. I said to Andrew "I think we just went over a tree".  He responded "I just got hung up"

The coolest one so far. Here is an old sunken bridge.

Here is the same bridge.

Here is the Aphitheater at Monte Ne. It is a bit scrunched since we were going 2 MPH. I need to go back over it slower and use the more detailed setting. The pic below starts right above the "8" in 800 and ends just to the left of "20". You can see on the left how it wraps around.



Here is the Aphitheater at Monte Ne.

Here is the south side.

Here is the south side.

Here is a school of fish that went under the boat. The ripples are because of the boat rocking.

A tree with a few fish.

A barrel, crate, or something unnatural.

White bass relating to a log.

Crappie on brush.

Crappie schooling.

Crappie on brush above the creek dropoff.

Baitfish being chased.

A tree with no fish. Move on to the next one.

455 doesn't scan as wide, but gives a stronger return. It is better for water over 20' deep.

School of whites. Stop and jig.

Some kind of boulder.

Going over a point. There was a rock pile just before the drop off.

One evening of trolling.

There were fish on this road bed the first time around.

This deeper brushpile should be good for smallmouth when the sun gets up.

Crossing a roadbed at an angle.

Going down the roadbed across the old creek.

This held a lot of good crappie this spring.