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Best Practices for Using CHIRP Sonar Effectively - ...for finding fish in deep waters, while high frequencies offer better detail for shallow waters. Knowing when to switch frequencies...
Using a Fish Finder for Tuna Fishing - ...A higher frequency (200 kHz) provides better detail in shallow waters (up to 600 feet), while a lower frequency (50...
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