Humminbird Fishfinder 595c review

I bought the Humminbird Fish finder 595c about a month ago, and I really like the device. A couple of things I

wish I knew before I bought it, though: 1. It didn’t come with substantial maps, so I had to buy maps for the lakes

I fish in to get specifics for the combo GPS system that comes with the fishfinder 595c.

2. The Humminbird Fishfinder 595c comes with a GPS system AND a depth sounder – I had just bought a

depth sounder a week before, and now I don’t need it! I also had an old GPS handheld system, but that’s

redundant now as well.

Remember, the Humminbird Fishfinder 595c is a COMBO system, including the GPS and the depth sounder.

That way you can sell off your old depth sounder or GPS on craigslist or something if you have either.

Just a tip to save yourself some money. Anyway, I always fished the old-school way by throwing a line

in the water, cracking open a beer, relaxing, and waiting. Now I’m sitting there, watching a computer screen

with little fish icons and numbers on them showing the depth, just swimming by!

The Humminbird Fishfinder 595c I bought has a 20 degree viewing angle in the water and I made sure to get

an external antenna so I’d get good reception. The system works really well – you can see fish waaaaaaaay

down deep, up to 1,000 feet it says. I’ve seen some at 200-300 feet, and I’m not fishing down there, so it’s

kind of spooky to have an x-ray fishfinder system where you can see into the water!

Anyway, all in all, the Humminbird Fishfinder 595c is a good device, I recommend it, and I know you can find

a good deal on it here. Before I bought it, I looked at buying the Humminbird Fishfinder 585c, the 535, and the 343c, but I wanted the 5″ color screen, GPS, and depth sounder. A great place to buy the humminbird fish finder 595c is here

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