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Humminbird goes full-circle

Humminbird goes full-circle

Humminbird launched an exclusive sonar accessory at the Bassmaster Classic that will give anglers detailed 360-degree views. The company's 360 Imaging provides a complete around-the-boat, underwater image with the same sharp detail anglers have come to know with Side Imaging technology.

With a single sweep, 360 Imaging has the ability to cover a 300-foot diameter circle (70,685 square feet).

“Think of the advantage a tournament angler will have being able to see what’s in front of the boat without spooking the fish,” said Humminbird brand manager Jeff Kolodzinski. “Also, for the first time ever, an angler can have their boat in a stationary position and receive updated underwater images from around the entire boat. They could even see bait balls or fish swimming by.”

Anglers can view the entire circle or break it down into segments. For instance, they can select just to see what’s in front, back or either side. Split-screen viewing is also available so the image can be displayed with a chart or traditional SwitchFire Sonar.

“We are taking a giant leap forward with the most state-of-the-art sonar technology on the market,” said Kolodzinski. “For competitive anglers especially, getting the best image possible of fish location is critical. With 360 Imaging, anglers now have a whole new world opened up for them. Anglers have been asking for this kind of technology for years and now they finally have it.”

The 360 Imaging accessory includes a Transducer Deployment System (TDS) that attaches to the boat transom or jackplate. TDS lowers the transducer below the bottom of the boat and outboard to ensure an unobstructed underwater view. For the sharpest images, 360 Imaging can be used when stationary or trolling up to 7 miles per hour.

For more, visit www.humminbird.com.

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