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Old 07 October 2015, 17:54   #1
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Fish finder

Hi chaps iv now got all my gear together and just
Bought a new trailer so now I need a fishfinder for my hon wave t35
With ally floor I don't need anything complicated what do you all
Suggest and how do you fix it to the sib
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Old 07 October 2015, 22:52   #2
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Hi Gilly I've got a Honwave T35 also.
I mounted my Garmin fishfinder to a metal plate which is screwed to the underside of the seat.
Transducer fixed to the transom with stainless screws which are sealed with sikaflex.
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Old 07 October 2015, 22:53   #3
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Plenty of info on the site, this is how I fixed a small Lowrance to the transom;




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Old 08 October 2015, 15:38   #4
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Thanks need some more picks on how to set my
Boat out I see some people make boxes to sit on and
They double up as rod holders that looks good ther is a lot
To learn but iv got all winter to get ready so any help would be great thanks
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Old 08 October 2015, 19:41   #5
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Hi
I built my own console for £150 with a front seat, battery compartment & a face for a chart plotter to be housed out of GRP,reason was nothing on the market to suit. You can buy seat bases from warrior boats with hatches for storage you can adapt for around £140,or have an aluminium one built options are endless.

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Old 09 October 2015, 10:41   #6
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I'd recommend a combined fishfinder & gps with chart. I fished an area for years with just a fishfinder & local knowledge & thought I'd got it pretty much sussed. Then I tried a small gps with chart & it was something of a revelation!
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Old 09 October 2015, 11:04   #7
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here's a few pics of mine although i am doing a few mods to the bow as i found i wont need the amount of fuel as first thought having done the first sea trial. made an anchor system for the bow instead of the bucket housed under the spray deck and fitted where the fuel tanks were,also fitted docking arms.i will post in the sib section when i get her finished.

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Old 10 October 2015, 03:10   #8
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Very nice well done she looks great
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I'm a Huminbird man myself. But agree, a model which includes a GPS can't hurt. I use a compass (Fresh Water Lakes).
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Very nice well done she looks great
thanks Gilly cheers
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