Lowrance FishHunter 3D FishHunter Operator Manual - Page 26
Tin/Metal boat fishing
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Tin/Metal boat fishing When reeling into the boat you will notice that in some cases as the FishHunter gets close to the boat, under 1.5 m (5 ft), you will start to see the boat in the RAW data or views screens. This is due to the power of the transducers that we are using and their reflection off the side of your boat. When the unit is right beside the boat most of this reflection will disappear. Drifting (no motor running) For drifting we recommend that you use our 4.5 m (15 ft) leash to attach your FishHunter to the top/side of your boat. This will allow you to have both hands free to focus on fishing. As you drift along, the FishHunter will be giving you a strong reading for the area around the floating sonar and your boat. This is perfect when you want to fish close to your boat. With a range of over 45 m (150 ft), you can also attach the FishHunter to a fishing rod and then cast it into the area that you would like to drift it across. This will allow you to fish a much broader area and also allow you to cast directly at your FishHunter. Trolling- 4.5 m (15 ft) Leash Mounting The FishHunter has been designed to troll at under 3 km/h (2 mph) for Android and under 2 km/h (1.5 mph) for iOS devices. The difference in the two devices is due to the difference in 26 | Menus and settings | FishHunter 3D/PRO Operator Manual