Click on photo to enlargeHello Icer's,
I have been able to use the Humminbird 55 ice flasher 3 times now and I am very impressed with all the features. I have been a Vexilar fl 8 user for the past five years and now it is up for sale. There is so many features that I will have to take some more time on the water under different fishing conditions to fully appreciate how the features will catch more fish.
The first feature right off the bat is the large screen itself and the multiple color choices you can select. I have mine set on the five color pallet. The vex only offered 3 choices. Red is a strong signal and means hold onto your rod and watch the fish hit your bait. Orange is a fairly strong signal and means the fish is close and as it gets closer into the cone than it will turn red. Yellow is medium signal,light green is a fairly weak signal, green is week and blue is a very week signal. The over sized screen allows you to view from any angle and from a good distant away from the unit.
Another feature I like in the center is a active display screen which allows you to view automatic depth of the bottom, voltage, zoom, noise rejections, gain, and beam setting. During the night you will be very impressed with the back lighting and the vivid color pallets. To view more info on the Humminbird Ice Flsher visit http://www.humminbird.com/
I will be bringing more specific applications on how the unit helped me catch more fish shortly.
Also, We would also like to invite you to on the water demonstrations of the Humminbird 55,45, and 35. We will also be supplying hot coffee and donuts. Please check out the dates, locations and times on the calender.
Finally, I would like everyone to sign up for fantasy fishing presented by FLW. It's simple to enter and it's free. The top 430 finishers will receive a prize at each event. Each event winner will win $100,000 and the year end points champion will win $1,000,000. The guy who won last year used the players advantage to choose his picks. It does cost ten dollars but I am sure it was worth it to him. You can register for free right here. Good luck and I hope you win the million.
I have been able to use the Humminbird 55 ice flasher 3 times now and I am very impressed with all the features. I have been a Vexilar fl 8 user for the past five years and now it is up for sale. There is so many features that I will have to take some more time on the water under different fishing conditions to fully appreciate how the features will catch more fish.
The first feature right off the bat is the large screen itself and the multiple color choices you can select. I have mine set on the five color pallet. The vex only offered 3 choices. Red is a strong signal and means hold onto your rod and watch the fish hit your bait. Orange is a fairly strong signal and means the fish is close and as it gets closer into the cone than it will turn red. Yellow is medium signal,light green is a fairly weak signal, green is week and blue is a very week signal. The over sized screen allows you to view from any angle and from a good distant away from the unit.
Another feature I like in the center is a active display screen which allows you to view automatic depth of the bottom, voltage, zoom, noise rejections, gain, and beam setting. During the night you will be very impressed with the back lighting and the vivid color pallets. To view more info on the Humminbird Ice Flsher visit http://www.humminbird.com/
I will be bringing more specific applications on how the unit helped me catch more fish shortly.
Also, We would also like to invite you to on the water demonstrations of the Humminbird 55,45, and 35. We will also be supplying hot coffee and donuts. Please check out the dates, locations and times on the calender.
Finally, I would like everyone to sign up for fantasy fishing presented by FLW. It's simple to enter and it's free. The top 430 finishers will receive a prize at each event. Each event winner will win $100,000 and the year end points champion will win $1,000,000. The guy who won last year used the players advantage to choose his picks. It does cost ten dollars but I am sure it was worth it to him. You can register for free right here. Good luck and I hope you win the million.
David
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