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Good morning,
We have a 33T Contender and primarily fish the northern Gulf of Mexico in 200-600' of water. We are considering replacing our current NavNet VX2 with the TZTouch2/ DFF3d sounding box/165T Transom Mount Transducer. We spend a significant amount of time at speeds of 6-7 knots looking for new spots.
I know the DFF3d is a fairly new technology, but I am wondering how well it will work for identifying SMALL spots in 200-600' of water. Our area of the gulf is primarily mud bottom, and the best spots are edges between hard/soft bottom, smaller roll offs, small rocks, small artificial reefs, etc. Is there any bottom discrimination technology built in to the DFF3d which will help identify the difference between hard and soft bottom? How well will the DFF30 show a spot with 5' of relief in these depths? If you show a spot off to the side of the boat, can you move the cursor over and drop a waypoint on top of it so you can return to it?
Thanks in advance for any input you guys may have.
Dan
We have a 33T Contender and primarily fish the northern Gulf of Mexico in 200-600' of water. We are considering replacing our current NavNet VX2 with the TZTouch2/ DFF3d sounding box/165T Transom Mount Transducer. We spend a significant amount of time at speeds of 6-7 knots looking for new spots.
I know the DFF3d is a fairly new technology, but I am wondering how well it will work for identifying SMALL spots in 200-600' of water. Our area of the gulf is primarily mud bottom, and the best spots are edges between hard/soft bottom, smaller roll offs, small rocks, small artificial reefs, etc. Is there any bottom discrimination technology built in to the DFF3d which will help identify the difference between hard and soft bottom? How well will the DFF30 show a spot with 5' of relief in these depths? If you show a spot off to the side of the boat, can you move the cursor over and drop a waypoint on top of it so you can return to it?
Thanks in advance for any input you guys may have.
Dan