How To Use An Echo Sounder / Fish finder.

Over 3000 GPS marks around Australia (coast and offshore) plus how to use a GPS tips and tricks. GPS Fishing Marks Australia Wide is an invaluable companion to all anglers-it is the complete guide on how to understand, use and get the best from your GPS, then it tells you where to find the hottest fishing spots around Australia. Almost every angler who fishes on the water around Australia either uses a GPS (Global Positioning System) or wishes they did! However, many users find mastering their GPS difficult. Using these instructions the GPS enables anglers to determine their latitude and longitude out on the water as well as helping them to navigate a boat to a particular set of co-ordinates.

BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL New from the ground up with a host of revolutionary technologies, The FCV600 and FCV800 clearly distinguish fish from other structures such as seabed and reef. the FCV600 and FCV800 are capable of using TruEcho CHIRP and traditional Pulse transducers. This helps you fish more effectively than ever before. With Colour Range Expansion, the range of identifiable echoes is expanded so you can intuitively identify bottom fish from the seabed. Reefs, structure, and fish near the seabed are shown in slightly separated colours, making it easy to tell structure from fish at a glance. New Sunlight and Yellow colour schemes also offer enhanced visibility under bright sunlight conditions. With wireless connectivity a second display can be installed to show the echoes and nav data from the FCV-600 and FCV-800 via wireless network, so you can monitor the underwater situation from the stern or bow while fishing. For the full Furuno FCV-600 brochure click here.

The Furuno FCV-588 is the next generation on from the FCV-587 and is an award winning dual frequency (50 kHz and 200 kHz) colour digital fish finder also featuring Furuno’s RezBoost technology. The FCV-588 displays underwater conditions in a 8.4″ 640 by 480 waterproof super-bright LCD screen which is still viewable in direct sunlight. The Furono FCV-588 features the same filtering capabilities and auto adjustments as the FCV-628. It has all the same capabilities and specifications as the 628 except it has an output power up to 1Kw as opposed to the FCV-628’s 600 watts. The FCV-588 has an 8.4 inch screen instead of the 5.7 inch screen (Measured diagonally). The maximum depth capability will depend on your transducer selection below. For the full Furuno FCV-588 brochure click here.