Some of my favorites are a SPRO Little John 50 or a SPRO Little John MD 50. Any type of isolated cover, like a brush pile or fallen tree sitting in the right area, can attract cold-water bass like a magnet
They enable you to see fish clearly, even when they're not directly below the surface
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The next area that produces lots of fish for me are shallow expanses of rock and sand, especially if they are close to a drop-off or sunken riverbed
The Pythagorean Theorem (a 2 + b 2 = c 2 ) will allow you judge how wide of an area youre seeing below the boat, so you can adjust the transducer, then target your casts, or plan a trolling path on the go
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