Humminbird Portable Fish Finders are a must have when you often fish from different vessels. When you go fishing with friends who have not yet discovered the advantages of a fish finder, you can educate them while you enjoy the advantage of you portable fish finder.
You will also miss your fishfinder when you’re out on your kayak hunting for that illusive trophy bass. Imagine searching the water blind. You may aswell be blindfolded and spend your day casting in unknown spots. You will drastically increase your chances of finding The large one with a Humminbird portable fish finder.
Portable Fish Finders For Kayak Fishing
Humminbird portable fish finders can shorten your learning curve to successfully kayak fishing.
When you start out kayak fishing there is a lot to learn. Not only do you have to get the hang of handling the kayak but you have to adapt you casting techniques as well. Once you are steady in the kayak and you can cast successfully you’ve only won a small part of the battle. More important is where to fish. You may be lucky and find an experienced kayak fisherman to show you the tricks but still your road to succes will be a long one.
Once you’ve learned from other experienced fishermen you still need to be able to remember and mark the best spots they’ve shown you. You also have to remember what he or she told you about the environment and their experiences associated with each particular area.
You can cut this short by taking your Hummingbird Fish Finder with you on the initial trips and mark the spots with the build-in GPS. Furthermore, you’ll be able to “see” under the water. You’ll know what depth to find fish at and also see what structures are present under the water. Placing your lure in just the right spot will make it irresistable to the fish.
Ready Anytime
Your Humminbird portable fish finder can make you a fishing partner of choice. Using your portable fish finder will now doubt help you to build a reputation as a lucky fisherman in a very short time. You’ll be the one catching something when everyone else returns with empty hands.
Off course this could make your friends quite jealous, but , on the other hand, you may find that you get invited to fish with friends quite often. This is where your portable fish finder comes in quite handy. You’ll miss the advantage of you’re permanently mounted Humminbird fish finder on your boat, so, break out you portable Hummingbird fish finder and be ready to go fishing with your buddies anytime.
Lets face it. Once you’re use to getting all the vital information from your fish finder when you’re out on the water, you do not want to be without it. And why should you? With your Humminbird portable fish finder you can relax and enjoy the day out fishing and know that you will maximize your opportunities of getting something on the line.
Unfair Advantage When Bass Fishing
Whether you are on a new lake, or on one that you call home, the main purpose is to locate and catch as many fish as possible. Each body of water has an endless supply of different forms of structure and cover in a variety of depths and water conditions. Your Humminbird portable fish finder will assist you in understanding the conditions underneath you and show you if there are any fish lurking, no matter what depth of water you’re in.
Here are a couple more equipment tips to remember when you’re out bass fishing:
- Try and keep your feet dry. Seal skin sox, a waterproof pair of shocks that can be worn in most shoes. They will help you a lot in putting your boat in a low lake that calls for a need for you to step in the water too push off, by doing this your feet will be dry all day.
- Always keep your rods good as new. They are nice to look at, especially when you always keep your rod clean. Just use a simple prep pad in cleaning the cork handles on the rod. If the cork on your fishing rods is very untidy then it makes your rods look like hundred years older than they really are. Take a very light grade sand paper and sand the cork handles, you will find that all the dirt will go away leaving you with a brand new looking fishing rod. Plus it will make your rod last longer.
- Hi- tech tools. Handheld computer and organizers such as the palm pilot can be very helpful to the bass angler. You may be able to log conditions, creating your own checklist to avoid forgetting stuffs, and store the numbers of your new friends you’ve met along the way. Your portable fish finder with GPS will provide maps for your destinations and and the water you’re fishing on. When you reach home you can easily access all the information from your home computer for future purposes.
- Being prepared also means you always carry spare equipment and parts in the boat just in case some common failures or problems occur.
- Batteries for your boat and portable fish finder. Always check that you have a good connection. Take care of your battery and consider taking a spare for emergency purposes.
- Boat trailer bearings. Many anglers forget to check the wheel bearings on their boat trailers. Every spring when you get your boat out of storage, always have your bearings checked. This could save you from a serious accident while towing your boat.
- The most accurate casting is accomplished when bait casting equipment is cast overhand. Bait casting gear is very well suited for ‘targeted” fishing. On some occasions placing a lure under a boat dock, under over lying limbs or between pontoon boats may be necessary. In this situation skipping a lure is ideal. A spinning outfit is perfect for this chore. Use your portable fish finders to find the most suitable places.
- The biggest killer of graphite rods is impact against a hard object. Your rod may not break in that spot on the day it happens but there will be a weak spot at that point. Keep this in mind when stowing rods for travel. If you are keeping them on the deck, strap them flush against the deck so that the parts of the deck aren’t rapping against it during travel. If you are storing them in a locker, do the same or put them in a horizontal holding system, where they won’t hit the side or floor of the locker. If you are the non boater and your partner doesn’t have room in his locker, try to find the spot that minimizes the repeated bouncing they will take if they are laid over the gunwale. If you have to, lay them over your leg when running the big engine. It’s never fun to set the hook on a good fish and end up with a three piece rod
