Using sonar for identifying fish species can be challenging but not impossible. Sonar technology helps detect fish underwater by sending sound waves and receiving echoes. While sonar can't directly identify fish species, you can infer the type of fish based on their behavior, size, and location. Different fish species have distinct swimming patterns and sizes, which can give you clues. For example, if you spot a large fish holding steady in one place, it could be a grouper or snapper. Additionally, knowing the depth and water temperature preferences of various species can further assist in identification. Practice and experience are key to becoming proficient at identifying fish with sonar.

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