I am starting this series of fish finder reviews to give you straightforward, useful information for catching more fish. My course takes you through every step in finding, buying, using and enjoying the fishfinder that’s perfect for you.

If you’ve never used a fish finder before, you’ve probably come back from a fishing trip with nothing to show for all your effort. By learning how to get the most out of a fishfinder, you can take a lot of guesswork out of finding where the fish you want to catch are swimming and increase your chances of reeling in the perfect catch. With some practice, you should also be able to tell one kind of fish from another so you never catch bait fish unless you’re really looking for bait.

Read this series of articles about fishfinders and your fishing trips will be much more enjoyable because you’ll actually get to do some real fishing.

Here are some of the things I am going to discuss in this series about fishfinders:

1) What’s a fishfinder and how does it work?
2) What’s better? Mounted or portable fish finders?
3) Where should I install a mountable fishfinder on my boat?
4) What features should I look for in a good fish finder?
5) How are fish finders different from “flashers”?
6) How can I get the most out of my fish finder?
7) What are some do’s and don’t to keep in mind when using a fish finder?
What are other advantages of having a fishfinder?

I will also be covering other aspects related to fishing as you will see from the next articles. Good luck with your next fishing session!