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Watch Ken Smith's detailed comparison on YouTube Originally Posted by Basshopper. Going to get one for my new boat.

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Home » Fish Finders. We independently research, test, and recommend the best products; you can learn more about our review process here. Unboxing the Active Target is almost as fun as using it. The transducer and module have plenty of heft and bulk, but not in a bad way. Some of the images the transducer feeds to the high-res multi-touch screen defy belief. One of the reasons I like the Lowrance Active Target so much is the immediate versatility it offers. Slap this thing on a trolling motor, especially a Ghost and I get feedback where I aim it, when I aim it, all based on where I turn the trolling motor. The transducer is a single transducer capable of producing multiple views active imaging 3-in-1 in real-time and the module interprets the data for the visual display.

Lowrance livescope

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking on a link we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. While Garmin pioneered the field of live sonar since , both Lowrance and Humminbird recently followed suit with their own versions of live sonar. This raises two important questions for most anglers: what are the differences between these 3 live sonars, and which one is best? As you can see they are broadly similar, which is not surprising, since they are designed for similar tasks. And when it comes to shallow water imaging, we found that LiveScope outperforms both Active Target and MEGA Live, and is currently the best shallow water live sonar on the market. All 3 live sonars come with very high quality live imaging, and all of them can be used in 3 different modes: forward mode, down mode, and perspective mode. Perspective mode is called scout mode in Active Target, and landscape mode in MEGA Live, and requires rotating the transducer 90 degrees onto its side, so that it scans a wide area in front of the boat.

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Remove Advertisements Sponsored Links. Remove Advertisements. I initially located these fish from about 50 feet using and rotating forward scan while moving slowly across a large bay. There is a wire kit made specifically for live scope but i forget the company name. Originally Posted by Hawg. I do think the active target is slightly better than the lvs32 system, I do think active target is easier to use if you aren't used to adjusting settings. I like the active target as I don't have to play with the settings much, more of a turn on and go. The video would show the walleyes moving toward and away from the bait fish. I would probably go with the Garmin myself. Originally Posted by mikeky. I decided on the Garmin 12 inch. Visit jdavis's homepage! Or is it Thats a huge deal!!!

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They took All rights reserved. Jacob Wheeler and Jay Siemens made some decent videos comparing the two. I've attached a pic of Live Scope I took this weekend set in down view. Find all posts by Dbars If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. Lots of early stuff. If starting fresh with no troll preference and no units, flip a coin. If I had it to do over Id have a Garmin. I initially located these fish from about 50 feet using and rotating forward scan while moving slowly across a large bay.