The specifics of the configuration should be listed in the owners manual of the unit, however some general things to do are: Select the correct transducer Set the mode to the type of fishing youll be doing (shallow water, slow trolling, salt water, etc) Turn off any Fish ID feature as they never work Increase the scroll speed Increase the sensitivity all the way, then dial it back until the picture is mostly clear Choose a good contrasting color set Set the frequency/CHIRP mode to what works best for your fishing I prefer mine set to a lower frequency to get a large cone
Counterpoint #2 : If youre only going to be using your reel in freshwater (or for relatively small fish), the Ross F1 offers the smoothest drag and the most protection for light tippets
In a pinch though, it can certainly take a fairly hefty load
Daiwa Coastal SV TWS Casting Reels Skip to table of all models Product Description A new-sized baitcaster designed for light tackle, inshore, saltwater enthusiasts, the COASTAL SV TW 150
For the win, Taylor Ashley used two 3/8-ounce Dirty Jigs No-Jack Swim Jigs one white and one green pumpkin