Interesting Switchfire 2D Images

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Here are the Switchfire 2D Images. Can you guess what type of structure we have here? DI and SI to come later. Both Sensitivity are set to Factory Defaults.

Switchfire Max Mode



Switchfire Clear Mode



This will show the powerful feature of SI!

Down Imaging of the same Switchfire Images:

[Shocker]

Looked like the oil leak in the gulf to me and then I saw the depth...

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Not an Oil Spill...Can you tell what type of structure we are looking at there is a bunch of small fish. Can you find the 2 Bigger Fish?

[JohnnyConway]

Is it a huge rocklike? It looks like it's ten feet tall. I'm not good at this.

[George]

You are both wrong it is not the oil spill and it is not a rock pile. It's a a Volcano erupting and spewing out fish.

[Flattman]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by George &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">You are both wrong it is not the oil spill and it is not a rock pile. It's a a Volcano erupting and spewing out fish. </td></tr></table>

Now that's funny!!!

I'm not sure what it is, but it looks to be about 12 feet tall and pretty hard. I will guess some concrete form like a single bridge piling. They are shapped like that especially when eroded.

Ron

[11pounder]

An old levee or dam.

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Let's see if the Down Imaging View Helps...

[Karas3434]

I wish i could get images that looked half as good as these...

[Flattman]

That is very impressive to show the differences. Could you tell us what settings you were using at that depth and why? That would be helpful.

Ron

[Doug Vahrenberg]

Slow Steady Boat Speed and Scroll Speed close to matching boat speed or slightly lower will produce these images.

Everything else is at Factory Default Settings...Actually That's a new subject when we get done with this topic.

[Bartman]

What's the water temp?

[Doug Vahrenberg]

If I remember when I captured these if was very cold like 34° water.

[Doug Vahrenberg]

It was a Bluff Wall on the right side and I drove over one of the Points of the bluff wall...



Here's all the Images again to help you understand what we are seeing.

Down Imaging:



Switchfire Max Mode: (Sensitivity 10 = Factory Defaults)



Switchfire Clear Mode: (Sensitivity 10 = Factory Defaults)

[Bartman]

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by Doug Vahrenberg &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">If I remember when I captured these if was very cold like 34° water.

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OK, I was goin to guess an underwater spring if the water temp was high enough to form a thermocline.

[jemyers10lber]

Looks like a volcano! HAHA! Great pics!

[Doug Vahrenberg]

I think the cool thing is how SI complete the story exactly what you are seeing. This looked like a straight bluff when I was scanning and this point has been very successful fish holding area since I found it.

[Kenny3Times]

You guys catch bass in 80 feet of water? That is strange... all i've ever heard of that deep up here in MN are lake trout.

[Doug Vahrenberg]

On the Ozark Mountain Lakes have caught them deeper than that. Takes good electronics to vertical fish and love my 'Birds for Vertical fishing. Got to fish where the fish are...

[CigarBasser]

Doug,

Can you etcha sketch something on these pics to add a little more fidelity to the point and wall you are referring to?

I am new to this and highly intereted in the HB's with all the new stuff, but, am really having a hard time interpretating the shots.

Thanks
Dave

You can e-mail if you'd like : DBWCigar@aol.com...