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Electronics Biosonix
Professional anglers have given BSX credit for winning the
Bassmaster Classic, W.O.N. US Open, and 10 pro tour events total
in the past two years. Most recently Thliveros credited BSX for
his two back-to-back Bassmaster Major wins.
Biosonix is a revolutionary fishing product that reproduces
the natural sound signatures of baitfish and the sounds of
baitfish being attacked and eaten by predatory fish. These
sounds are digitally recorded and played back via a patented
underwater speaker system.
Biosonix has been proven through years of research to
stimulate a feeding response in multiple species of fishes.
Biosonix comes equipped with: six preloaded signature sounds;
four custom sound pattern options; an underwater speaker with
25-feet of cord designed to attach to a trolling motor or be
dropped over the side of the boat; a durable Pelican case
housing for unit; play/pause foot switch; AC/DC chargers; and
boat deck mounting strap with clamps.
Garmin Fishfinder 400C
The versatile Fishfinder 400C has a super bright,
high-resolution 4-inch display and is great for finding fish in
both freshwater and saltwater.
The 400C is available with a choice of dual beam or dual
frequency transducers, so it’s readily adaptable for both
freshwater and saltwater fishing. The 400-watt (RMS) dual beam
version offers a wide fish-finding cone and reaches depths of
900 feet. With the 500-watt (RMS) dual frequency transducer, you
can reach a depth of 1,500 feet.
Fishfinder 400C features a crisp, ultra-bright 4-inch QVGA
color display, plus UltraScroll™ for screen updates at
live-action speeds. It’s also CANet-compatible, so you can share
sonar information with plotters located elsewhere in your boat.
D-130 Battery Status Indicator
Connect Vexilar’s D-130 Battery Status Indicator to your
12-volt battery system and you will know how much battery power
remains while the unit is being used and how much charge is in
the battery while it is re-charging.
The unit works on all 12-volt batteries and readers can learn
more about it by visiting
www.vexilar.com or by calling (952) 884-5291.
Cabela’s® Lowrance X135 Sonar Portable Soft Pack
The X135 gives the user tournament-grade LCD resolution and
fish-finder performance at a great price. 480 x 480 pixel
resolution delivers clarity and definition for excellent visual
representation of fish and structure below the water’s surface.
4,000 watts peak-to-peak power. Depth to 1,000 ft. 5" diagonal
high-contrast display. 16-level gray scale differentiates
between hard and soft bottoms giving you a better idea of the
areas you cover and where the fish are likely to be. High-speed
200kHz Skimmer® transducer with built-in temperature sensor
One-year warranty.
The padded, water-resistant soft pack is made of 600-denier
and boasts a durable plastic frame for protection. Solid
suction-cup mount transducers. Comes with a rechargeable
12-volt, 7-amp battery and charger and a web carry handle.
Visit www.cabelas.com
Humminbird’s® New 1100 SeriesTM
Humminbird’s® introduction of its new 1100 SeriesTM models
features the company’s largest screens to-date with a 10.4-inch
diagonal, sunlight viewable display. This new series of advanced
marine electronics showcases its enhanced, high-resolution SVGA
display and features 600 vertical pixels by 800 horizontal
pixels.
These professional-grade units are available in two advanced
sonar GPS models (1197c SI Combo & 1157c Combo) and a
stand-alone GPS chartplotter (1155c). The 1197c Combo features
Humminbird’s patent-pending, high-definition (HD) Side Imaging®
technology that provides detailed picture-like images of the
bottom and surrounding structure.
Humminbird’s exclusive HD Side Imaging (SI) technology
utilizes a four-element, 180-degree-wide sonar beam to produce
picture-like images of structure, fish and bottom topography.
The detailed images allow anglers to pinpoint habitat like heavy
timber or tall weeds, which are prime holding areas for fish.
With a coverage area up to 480 feet side-to-side, anglers can
search more water in less time to find the most promising areas
to fish.
For more information visit
www.humminbird.com
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