One Or Two Points In Favor Regarding The DI Fish Finders

One Or Two Points In Favor Regarding The DI Fish Finders

by Robbie Marchmayer

Various anglers say that Humminbird Down Imaging in Hummingbird Fish Finders is pointless, and that SI happens to be a great deal more effective. With SI, you could conveniently see where the fish are in relation to the vessel. However, DI possesses its own benefits. So, I am devoting this article to describe a bit, the advantages of the DI Hummingbird Fish Finders.

The principal gain relating to Down Imaging fish finders which I need to contour here, is the cost. Despite the fact that SI gives a great deal of water perspective, a fish finder that has this function is far more expensive. A fine example which I'm able to provide here is the fact that the Hummingbird 1198c SI Combo costs $2,800, while the Humminbird 1158c DI Combo is priced at only $1,930. If you do the math, that is almost a $900 big difference.

There aren't very many fish finders with SI technology to choose from. And most of them include GPS and chartplotting options which you might not need. Those navigational options seriously pull up the price. You can find though, quite many fish finders with only DI. And you will find simple models with Down Imaging technology, which feature only fish finding options, without GPS or maps. Good examples would be the 345 DI or 570 DI models.

Down Imaging happens to be extremely useful when you're trying to find fish that feed on the bottom. Specifically in rivers with plenty of plant life on the bottom, Down Imaging technology will help you realize immediately whether a specific form detected by the sonar on the bottom is really a fish or an immersed log. Many fishermen disconsider DI simply because it's similar with classic imaging. However, the pictures that form on the display screen are much clearer, almost equivalent to photographs.

In standard imaging, a ball of bait appears like a cloud or sometimes like a darker colored spot. In DI imaging, you can actually count the fish. With Down Imaging you'll additionally see the larger fish which are under the bait-ball, feeding on the smaller fish. Down Imaging technology will also allow you to identify the fish from the limbs of a tree that's under water level or large clusters of vegetation.

DI technology also helps you have an understanding of better, the depth and the form of certain submerged structures, rocks or trees. In DI, you will see how far from the surface they are located, and you will be in a position to evaluate considerably better where to put the lure.

Overall, a Down Imaging technology depth finder is much less expensive than one with both SI and DI. They feature a much better image resolution of the bottom and fish than the traditional view.



Keep in mind though that the <a href="http://hummingbirdfishfindersfaq.wordpress.com/">Humminbird Fish Finders</a> with DI, cannot be upgraded with <a href="http://hummingbirdfishfindersfaq.wordpress.com/2012/08/15/a-few-aspects-about-the-humminbird-360-imaging/">360 Imaging</a>.

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