Looks like crappie to me.
What unit are you using?
That is an ONIX.Originally Posted by bighaida
Wayne Purdum
Charlottesville, Va.
Helix 12 CHIRP MEGA+ SI G3N/G4N, Helix 15 CHIRP MEGA SI+ GPS G4N
SOLIX 12 SI/G3, Helix 8 CHIRP MEGA SI+ G4N, Ultrex 80/LINK, MEGA360,
MEGA LIVE, LIVE TL
Did you not drop a bait down to the fish?
2006 Triton TR-21 XD, Mercury 225 Pro XS, S/N 1B287870
That 2d shot has very nice target separation for a humminbird. Standard transducer foo?
Yes. I have always been very happy with my placement of the transducer----it shows awesome returns.
Very good question. No I did not...Some days I just like cruising and drinking a beer. Not too many days am I like this but, that day was just cruising and testing.
youre using the stock transducer?
Yes. The version that came when the Onix was still under 2.0.
This is appears to be some sort of panfish, because of the way the school stacks. Bass tend to be in the same water column or depth, and the school may be tight/spread out depending on their mood.
That's exactly the images I was getting while finding crappie on my Onix, except there was Table Rock submerged timber in the mix
These easily could be large sunnies---they transition in spring on the same breaks as crappies in this small spring fed clear lake.
What settings are u running on the 2D?
Everything was default Onix 10 SI that day. 175-225 Chirp
Now I am hungry for fresh fish taco's!
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