EUFAULA, Ala. -- Side-imaging sonar, technology used to locate the wreckage of the Titanic deep in the North Atlantic, is now available to anglers who just want to find a good fishing hole. Such ...

In this day and age of scanning sonar, side-imaging sonar, down-imaging sonar, high CHIRP sonar and so on, it is tempting to ignore the fundamentals of sonar, switch on a $4,000 to $5,000 sonar unit, ...

Side imaging fish finders have found their way into every tournament angler’s boat. The ability to scan for structure, weed edges, and fish helps anglers stay dialed. Side imaging works similarly to ...

The saying goes: If a motorboater has it, a kayak angler wants it. Electronics are no exception. To match our gas-powered brothers and sisters, kayak anglers want two or three fish finder displays ...

The expert anglers at Milliken Fishing provide an easy-to-follow guide for using side imaging and live sonar to find bass. Donald Trump's approval rating suddenly shifts with Gen Z Air Canada suspends ...

While forward-facing sonar is the subject of much discord among bass anglers, it only impacts a small percentage of bass chasers with enough money and time to invest in it. The dirty little secret of ...

Bigger bass are just now starting to move out of shoreline vegetation to open-water structure on Central Florida lakes with the water temperature in the low 80s and heading higher with the thermometer ...

JW Fishers spotlights its new 1200 kHz sonar which provides detailed images of even small and soft underwater targets. This new side scan sonar can show extremely detailed images of even small and ...

Comparing the flagship sonar products of just a generation ago to today’s best fish finders is like placing a Model T side-by-side with a modern sports car. The basic concept is the same, but the user ...

Derelict crab pots. Submerged dredge pipes. Oyster reefs. Every experienced water user knows these obstacles lurk beneath the water’s surface, but without side-imaging sonar equipment to cut through ...

A two-person search company from Illinois used a fish finder with side-imaging sonar to help locate a missing Wichita woman’s car in the Missouri River. Dennis and Tammy Watters, of Moro, Ill., own ...