Fish finders and temperature
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Seriously, Not really sure, but the deeper it is the colder it usually is. Propably check on some of the weather sites on the internet and find specific spots and temps.
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Seriously, Not really sure, but the deeper it is the colder it usually is. Propably check on some of the weather sites on the internet and find specific spots and temps.
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Humminbird TG-W temperature probe will get down 20' minus whatever it takes you to drop the cable overboard.
Humminbird TG-W Temperature Sensor - Humminbird 777c2 Color LCD Fishfinder
Might be discontinued by the mfr - their current 200-series models of PihranaMax 'finders don't list this as an accessory, but it fits my PihranaMax 20. I found one on eBay for a little less than half price after shipping.
Oh yeah, Minn Kota makes a self-contained device -- here it is, air and water temp sensor.
Cabela's -- Minn Kota Fisherman's Air and Water Temp Sensor
Its cord is 23', so it can get you just a little deeper than Humminbird's, and you don't need to buy a fishfinder to go with it. I've heard of some folks finding them on eBay cheap as well.
Humminbird TG-W Temperature Sensor - Humminbird 777c2 Color LCD Fishfinder
Might be discontinued by the mfr - their current 200-series models of PihranaMax 'finders don't list this as an accessory, but it fits my PihranaMax 20. I found one on eBay for a little less than half price after shipping.
Oh yeah, Minn Kota makes a self-contained device -- here it is, air and water temp sensor.
Cabela's -- Minn Kota Fisherman's Air and Water Temp Sensor
Its cord is 23', so it can get you just a little deeper than Humminbird's, and you don't need to buy a fishfinder to go with it. I've heard of some folks finding them on eBay cheap as well.
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