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See The Bottom Of The Lake in 3D And Improve Your Chances Of A Great Day's Fishing


One of the best ways to have a successful fishing trip is to use great technology to help you. That is what the Humminbird 947 has to offer. There are many reasons to have this great fishing gear and you will simply be in awe of how well it enables you to fish. It has some very cool features that will give you the best of the best in high quality imaginable. Here are some things to consider.

What makes this Humminbird ideal is its 3D imaging. Yes, it gives you a solid 3D image to give you a good idea of where you are and what’s going on below you. You’ll get dual frequency 83/455kHz sonar with high definition 3D imaging of the bottom. Why do you need this? It is important to get the best view that you can get and 3D sonar can give you a very clear picture as to what is happening. This makes your job easier. You get to see where the fish are hiding, search them out and not waste your time where there are no fish to be caught. It is a relatively easy finder to use which is nice because you don’t get caught up trying to figure the thing out. Instead, you get to use it right away, and get to benefit from it.

Let’s break this down some. By purchasing the Humminbird 947, the fisherman in all of us is enhanced. You can use the fishfinder to locate schools of fish, that lone big one, and even a sunken ship if you are lucky. Why purchase it? It is simple to see the advantages of all of these features, but when it comes right down to it, you get the highest level of ability to finding the elusive fish you are after. You save yourself time by skipping the waiting step in locating the fish. Instead, the Humminbird 947 gives you a clear picture, in three dimensions so that you can go after the fish where it is.


Bass Fishing Stained Muddy Bottom Waters

by Tim
(Brunswick, Georgia)

What are the best lures and colors to use in brownish waters with muddy gray bottoms?
I just started fishing the Altamaha river in Brunswick, Georgia. and would like to know if any one has any suggestions

Thanks
Tim

Hi Tim,

A great question but as for the best lure to use, hopefully some of our visitors can help out as I am not familiar with that area and do not know what the bass are doing this time of year.

If it's anything like Texas right now, spinner baits and crankbaits are currently doing real good in the small lakes and ponds. Also doing real well is plastic worms. I've been having good luck with 4 inch worms wacky rigged on a dropshot rig.

As for color, if you're dealing with the poor visibility of muddy, brown waters, this it the time to go with some of your bright colors, whether your fishing with cranks, spinners or worms. Chartreuse, Fire Tiger and other bright colors will help your lure come through in those muddy waters and grab the attention of those big bass.

Goodluck. Comeback and let us know how you do.


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Bass Fishing Stained Muddy Bottom Waters

by Tim
(Brunswick, Georgia)

What are the best lures and colors to use in brownish waters with muddy gray bottoms?
I just started fishing the Altamaha river in Brunswick, Georgia. and would like to know if any one has any suggestions

Thanks
Tim

Hi Tim,

A great question but as for the best lure to use, hopefully some of our visitors can help out as I am not familiar with that area and do not know what the bass are doing this time of year.

If it's anything like Texas right now, spinner baits and crankbaits are currently doing real good in the small lakes and ponds. Also doing real well is plastic worms. I've been having good luck with 4 inch worms wacky rigged on a dropshot rig.

As for color, if you're dealing with the poor visibility of muddy, brown waters, this it the time to go with some of your bright colors, whether your fishing with cranks, spinners or worms. Chartreuse, Fire Tiger and other bright colors will help your lure come through in those muddy waters and grab the attention of those big bass.

Goodluck. Comeback and let us know how you do.


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