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| Guess the mystery and win an Aqua-Vu.
Aqua-Vu asked me to post an unidentified object using my sonar recordings and then identified with my Aqua-Vu. I am involved because I collected the data for my next DVD and to make it educational. I will try to make it fun, educational, and as fair as I can. Sonar is very difficult to interpret but is the most important fish finding tool we have. I use sonar for my career and I still learn more every year. One goal of this session is to help you understand sonar so you can catch more fish.
The screen capture is done using the SonarViewer which re-plays sonar charts that I record with my Lowrance. Most Lowrance models have this feature. I record them to a blank card and open them on my computer with the SonarViewer. This is the same process as moving photos from a digital camera to the computer.
Clue #1
The arrows are pointing at bumps. Identify them to win. No pornography guesses allowed. I will give more clues and more photos later if needed.
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| A spot on devils lake that was very nice to you?? |
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| Fallen timber at the top and towards the bottom of the drop off?
Dave S |
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| I would say mayfly nests
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| My guess is an old fence row at the top of the hump and brush at the bottom. |
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| Is it the top of rocks sticking out |
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| An old roadbed with a ditch that contains grass or brush |
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| A bridge foundation/footings at the top and in a creek channel. |
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Location: Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Most of my best guesses were already taken, so I'll go with a large fish laying on the bottom. |
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Location: Lincolnshire, IL | I will say that the top hump is part of a crib that was placed on a breakline, as the crib broke up over time, remnants of it slid down the break and gathered creating the second hump. |
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| Tipped over Christmas trees |
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| Baitfish.
Steve |
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Location: DeForest, WI | Mini Sand Bars created by current. |
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin | Stumps of tree's, partially silted over |
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Location: eBay Tacklebooty | Turtles. Love those turtles.
Edited by tacklebooty 3/20/2008 11:09 AM
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Location: upper michigan | looks to be fish laying on the bottom. |
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Location: Saginaw Bay | Tires |
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| Garbage that someone threw overboard. Possibly televisions. |
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| A couple of deer that didn't make the swim |
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Location: McFarland, WI | walleyes |
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| I'm thinking what's left of someones channel markers like cement blocks or coffee cans filled with concrete. |
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Location: Midland, MI 48642 | Clumps of mud with being fish |
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| that's what happens to guys who bring 3 monster lakewoods on a one day guide trip  |
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| That be the two prows of a sunken canoe.
When can I pick up my aqua view?
Even the Losers (MuskieFirst) |
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| Clearly the bottom of the lake/river/reservoir. |
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