Sonars?

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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]Boat fishing and ice fishing are as different as stock car racing and gran prix racing. Both racing venues involve vehicles with a driver. But beyond that, the difference is night & day. Same with the fishing venues; both are enhanced with the use of a sonar. But the comparison diverges greatly from there. Can you use one sonar for both? Of course you can; millions of folks do. But one or the other sports is going to suffer. Using a boat sonar on the ice will work, but the wide screen filled with fish marks from fish that are no longer there is confusing at best. Flashers are real time only; if there ain't no flashes, there ain't no fish.[/#800000][/font]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]Your money will be better spent by buying both types, but it's your money and only you know what you can, and can not, afford. Buy the best of both that your budget will allow and you will be happy in BOTH venues.[/#800000][/font]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]As to target separation listed above, the best shown was 1/2" and the Vexilar wasn't listed. That's a shame because certain Vexilar models have target separation of better than 1/4"; which beats ALL the rest.[/#800000][/font]
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[font "Comic Sans MS"][#800000]They ain't cheap, but IMHO, they ARE the best. I will be selling my FL20 and upgrading to the FLX28 for next season. Keep your eyes open for my ad next fall for an excellent buy and the best flasher money can buy. [][/#800000][/font]
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