Any fish finder suggestions? Hummingbird 120 fishin' buddy w/ float tube strap?
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Open water can be rough with paddles only but I think most fish finders would work. There is plenty of room for mounting. I probably wouldn't put it on the pontoon if you can't pull it up when your moving. Might cause a little to much drag and be hard to go straight. I would mount the sensor on the cage behind you and your screen up front near the rod holder. I've also found you can stand on top of the seat if water is calm enough and you haven't had to many beers yet.
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You will have to get a Lakemaster chip for a Lowrance fish finder. This Lakemaster chip is for a Hummingbird only.
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I bought mine but I did not install in my boat yet I'm hoping it has a fish finder will see this summer
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Not sure, look at the male end and see if will be received by the connection on your fish finder
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I don't use a fish finder. You will have to have a decent size deep cell battery. Im sure a fish finder would work fine off of it too.
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I used a Scotty rod holder and a piece of PVC pipe. I attached the cup that the fish finder sits in to one end of the PVC and and the other end fits into the rod holder. You may need to brace it but this works well for me.
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I did not find one in the kit either I just taped a strap onto my wire and fished it that way.
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There are other brands for a similar price. I bought two of these Marineland units and both failed within 15 months. My latest set (2 for my 120) are from Current USA. They have customizable colors (which can produce very nice color variations in the fish with very small "tweaks" to the lighting), and variable brightness. The Current USA brand would be ideal for the tank you describe.
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The one I bought included everything, you just needed to lengthen the wires for your own setup (buy a small spool of like 12 gauge wire and electrical tape). You also need to make your own ends to connect to the battery - no big deal. It's a great fish finder.
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sorry I took so long...YES the miss. river and boundary water is on card. Key thing here is only works on Humminbird units now.
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I have one too...but I put mine inside the tank, not in the filter compartment. The fish like to swim around it once in a while. I felt more comfortable having it where I could see if the light was on.
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The whole name on Amazon is: Humminbird 408120-1 Fishfinder 597ci HD DI Combo. The 408120-1 is the 597ci HD DI Combo. (With DI and GPS).
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I checked their site, Humminbird makes a mounting bracket - (from their website) 740095-1 Fishin' Buddy Mounting Bracket Fishin' Buddy 110, 120, 130, 140c I found it in Amazon: B0012ITC6C
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I don't know, however contact Hummingbird directly, they will tell you. Also Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops sell thousands of these devices they are a good resource for info too.
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This tank uses large aqueon cartridges, which you coulld likely snag off of amazon as well, or really any petstore with a decent selection of aquarium products should carry it :)
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I've used it with a Lowrance X-4, and a Humminbird 561. It will work with any fishfinder you can splice the right end connections to (or wrap the wire ends around the terminals.) This thing will run my x-4 (simple, black and white display) for 8-10, 4-6hour fishing trips without even blinking, it is completely oversized for it, then again I have never run out of charge. It runs the bigger fishfinder for 2-3 trips before drawing it down. I bought two of these and try to keep them both charged and the spare in my truck, so if I run one down I can just paddle back to shore and swap them out, great batteries! I've used it with a Lowrance X-4, and a Humminbird 561. It will work with any fishfinder you can splice the right end connections to (or wrap the wire ends around the terminals.) This thing will run my x-4 (simple, black and white display) for 8-10, 4-6hour fishing trips without even blinking, it is completely oversized for it, then again I have never run out of charge. It runs the bigger fishfinder for 2-3 trips before drawing it down. I bought two of these and try to keep them both charged and the spare in my truck, so if I run one down I can just paddle back to shore and swap them out,... » Read More I've used it with a Lowrance X-4, and a Humminbird 561. It will work with any fishfinder you can splice the right end connections to (or wrap the wire ends around the terminals.) This thing will run my x-4 (simple, black and white display) for 8-10, 4-6hour fishing trips without even blinking, it is completely oversized for it, then again I have never run out of charge. It runs the bigger fishfinder for 2-3 trips before drawing it down. I bought two of these and try to keep them both charged and the spare in my truck, so if I run one down I can just paddle back to shore and swap them out, great batteries! « Show Less
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Paul, I use an autocraft model #24dc-1 I got at Auto Zone. Iused an online discount and got it for about $50. I don't use a fish finder but I can't imagine one to be much of a current draw. I got the middle size battery and have had no problems at all. If you forsee a need for more power just get the next size up from this model.