Like Darrin said several times in the video, Turn the Contrast down first, then turn the Sensitivity up until you see your bait. Then you can turn the Contrast up slowly and if you loose sight of your bait bump up your Sensitivity till you see it again.
So i just spent $200 after watching this on lakemaster premium, it is still horrible and not possible to use. It shows 26 foot humps and they are actually 9 to 11 feet on top.
Hey! One thing to keep in mind is you may need to adjust your water depth offset on the Map in order to reflect current water conditions. As lakes move up and down through the year it is important to make depth adjustments to ensure that accuracy of your map on a lake at any given time. Hopefully that helps!
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Thanks a lot for that ,….😊
How does water charity affect the quality of the display? Is that also adjustable? Really good video so thanks
What do you adjust to see your jig clearly on your screen?
Like Darrin said several times in the video, Turn the Contrast down first, then turn the Sensitivity up until you see your bait. Then you can turn the Contrast up slowly and if you loose sight of your bait bump up your Sensitivity till you see it again.
So i just spent $200 after watching this on lakemaster premium, it is still horrible and not possible to use. It shows 26 foot humps and they are actually 9 to 11 feet on top.
Hey! One thing to keep in mind is you may need to adjust your water depth offset on the Map in order to reflect current water conditions. As lakes move up and down through the year it is important to make depth adjustments to ensure that accuracy of your map on a lake at any given time. Hopefully that helps!
Thats not the problem, on shoreline structure depth is ok, humps the tops are all more thn 10 feet off.
PS my lake has a control dam, rarely fluctuates 2 inches. Never seen 1 foot in 35 years. Total garbage for being in top 10 biggest lakes in Mn.