Using Electronics to Find Fish Around Structure
Today, boating anglers have a bigger marine electronics arsenal than ever when it comes to homing in on structure.
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Today, boating anglers have a bigger marine electronics arsenal than ever when it comes to homing in on structure.
New electric trolling motor debuts add to a growing collection of models packed with features for saltwater anglers.
The right sonar transducer frequency for deepwater fishing depends on the species you plan to target.
Fish finder technology has changed freshwater fishing forever and now it’s coming to inshore fishing.
Outfitting your new fishing machine with electronics gear means making some decisions about how you’ll use your boat, where and how you’ll mount the equipment, and what you’re willing to spend. The most popular electronics for boats include chartplotter and fishfinder, a multifunction display, transducer, VHF marine radio, and safety gear such as an emergency beacon. New technologies and features incorporated into rapidly-advancing marine electronics make them a must-have on the boat. Salt Water Sportsman covers all the newest and latest electronics for fishing boats.
The latest crop of solid-state marine radar systems offer enhanced bird modes, target detection and good looks.
Dial in your transducer for the depth you fish.
Sea surface temperature provides the guideposts for bait and feeding fish.
Improve drift-fishing success with GPS and chart-plotter features.
Adjusting fish-finding sonar for maximum accuracy and efficiency.
Our judges chose seven stand-out category leaders in the world of marine technology.
Advanced communication, display, entertainment and fish finding highlight this year’s marine electronics.
Multipurpose, transom-mount transducers easily expand your fish-finding capabilities.
Combo units prove satisfactory, cost-effective alternatives to multifunction displays.
Convenient MOB systems increase safety and mobility.
