Identifying fish on a sonar screen can be a bit tricky but with practice, you can become quite skilled at it. When looking at a sonar screen, fish will typically appear as arches or lines suspended in the water column. The size of the arch or line can give you an idea of the fish's size. Larger arches usually indicate bigger fish. Additionally, the depth at which the fish appear on the screen can help you determine their behavior. Fish closer to the bottom might be feeding or resting, while fish higher up in the water column could be more active. It's also essential to pay attention to the sonar's sensitivity settings to avoid misinterpreting debris or vegetation as fish.

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