Humminbird Down Imaging Or Side Imaging

Down imaging sonar features both the traditional down sonar with the side sonar imaging to deliver a picture like image of underwater structures underneath your boat.

Humminbird down imaging or side imaging.

Aside from the nomenclature anglers often struggle to identify the direction in which their fish finders emit sonar waves. Alternatively down imaging and side imaging are terms used by humminbird. To the left and right of your location. Down imaging returns are oriented identically to traditional down looking sonar returns with the most recent information appearing on the right side of the screen.

Mega side imaging and down imaging are built into select humminbird helix and solix models as well as select minn kota trolling motors. The return image for this slice is then added to the images taken immediately before and after to build an incredibly detailed view of the lake bottom. Down imaging chirp digital sonar. While down imaging fish finders have a transducer directing sonar waves beneath the boat side imaging fish finders direct beams toward the side of the boat.

Humminbird side imaging sonar uses a razor thin beam to take a sonar snapshot of the area up to 400 ft. Humminbird down imaging uses a razor thin high frequency beam to create picture like images of structure vegetation and fish. From freshwater to saltwater bass to tarpon nowhere is off limits and no fish is safe from its incredible clarity.