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Canada => Ice Fishing Saskatchewan => Topic started by: tightline06 on Jan 16, 2018, 08:55 AM
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Is anybody using the Garmin Panoptix for ice fishing? I've been seeing more and more videos of guys using them, and curious if anybody has any experience with it. The theory behind it looks interesting, but wondering if it is actually practical. Also who is a dealer for garmin fishing products around regina?
TL
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That'd be a tough sell for me with a base price of $2000 for the unit and transducer.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/products/garmin/panoptix-ice-fishing-bundle.html
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id buy it. game changer if it works how it's said to work. should be illegal. you'd be pretty damn successful at derbies that allow electronics if you could get out early, drill one hole and cover 100 ft in all directions to find fish. wouldn't take long to cover area to find fish, and set up right on top of them.
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It looks awesome. I don't think i could swallow the $2000 bill tho. I didn't realize it was that big of a price tag
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I would like to see 100' demonstrated?
What is cone angle....
If your on a drop-off how does the unit handle dead zone?
My boat is over-due for new electronics....
IF this unit can indeed scan 100 feet in front of your boat it would come in handy in reef infested lakes I frequent. 100' would give you time to kill motor and trim up.
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still have to make them bite