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These units typically operate in medium CHIRP (80160 kHz) for general use, with high CHIRP (150240 kHz) options providing finer detail in shallower water
On the positive side, the extra length of the rod (compared to a normal livebaiting rod) has its advantages, enabling you to keep the line clear of rocks while swimming the livebait, and even during the scrap itself
The idea that you dont want to lose your newly bought or lucky lures and baits as well as snagging your line there puts off anglers from venturing there
There are very few kayak anglers now who don't have a fish finder on their kayaks, these devices not only help them locate fish but also have GPS to record their fish marks and set way points that can help with route planning as well as return the angler safely back to their launch location - There are many makes and models on the market and Garmin's Striker series offers the kayak angler a range that are highly featured and well price pointed - Here we have their three most popular models that are frequently chosen - We are also agents for Raymarine who produce the well specced Dragonfly range of fish finders - If you would like prices on any models not listed below from either of these companies please give us a call...
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