How To Read A Fish Finder : Finding Thermocline скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Read A Fish Finder : Finding Thermocline

There are many variables to fishing for catfish or any species of fish for that matter and choosing the right target location. There are times where 90% of the fish are found in 10% of the water and times that fish will be scattered all around the lake or reservoir. If you're going to fish in lakes and reservoirs with no current in the summer months then chances are you'll be faced with a thermocline in the body of water you're fishing. The thermocline sets in and a band of water develops in the lower third of the water column that has very little or no oxygen. Fish (like catfish) can venture down below the thermocline to feed but they can't stay there for an extended period of time. Learning when and why a thermocline develops is a great start to increasing your fishing success. Once you've learned this then you need to know how to identify a thermocline on your sonar fish finder so you can actually find fish and even more important determine where you shouldn't be fishing. In this weeks catfishing video from Catfish Edge, Chad Ferguson takes you on board his SeaArk ProCat 240 catfish boat and using his Humminbird Onix sonar fish finder walks you through how to find the thermocline using your fish finder on your home waters. The same basic adjustments and principals of finding the thermocline on your fish finder apply to all makes and models of sonar fish finders so you should have no problems learning this and finding the thermocline on your home lakes and reservoirs. Timeline: Thermocline Basics 00:01 What is a thermocline 00:30 How to find thermocline 01:00 What thermocline looks like on fishfinders 01:45 For more in-depth information check out http://www.catfishedge.com/thermoclin... For more sonar fish finder tips check out    • Fish Finders For Catfish (Sonar Fish Finders)   Subscribe to our channel http://www.youtube.com/user/LearnToCa... Follow us on Facebook   / catfishedge   Follow Us On Instagram   / catchcatfish   Follow us on Twitter   / catchcatfish