Im a humminbird guy but the 2D on that thing looks incredible. I dont use live scope nor side immaging really. I mainly use maps, 2D and down imaging. But i have a solix in case i want to use the others.
It's like less than half of the cost and if you set the range and depth appropriately you get like 80% the view of what Livescope/Active Target gives you. Plus you can switch to down mode with no need to adjust the transducer itself which kind of lets you see into the blind zone. Like I'm not getting it myself as I already use Active Target but some casuals can now get FFS without having to sell a kidney. Plus the lack of black box and lower power consumption make it more useful in situations like ice fishing or kayak fishing when weight and space saving is important.
The reason you're seeing it only up high on the screen is how I have the bottom depth setting. I could set the bottom depth to a shallower setting to utilize more of the screen but my preference is the way I have it in the video. My brain processes the info better if its more confined rather than spread out. Simple adjustment though. Just go into the menu and select the depth menu and hit auto or select the depth you want the bottom at to maximize or minimize what you see on the screen.
Best value on the market today!
It is a great value for what your getting for sure!
Im a humminbird guy but the 2D on that thing looks incredible. I dont use live scope nor side immaging really. I mainly use maps, 2D and down imaging. But i have a solix in case i want to use the others.
Right on. The 2D and down scan are pretty legit on the Eagle for sure. Thanks for checking out the video!
@derekbrundlefishing I'm pretty sure Lowrance has the best 2D on the market.
Each company specializes in their own things.
What battery are you using?
I run that with an Amped Outdoors 32ah lithium
You can only use half the screen.. spend the extra money and buy a real setup
It's like less than half of the cost and if you set the range and depth appropriately you get like 80% the view of what Livescope/Active Target gives you. Plus you can switch to down mode with no need to adjust the transducer itself which kind of lets you see into the blind zone.
Like I'm not getting it myself as I already use Active Target but some casuals can now get FFS without having to sell a kidney. Plus the lack of black box and lower power consumption make it more useful in situations like ice fishing or kayak fishing when weight and space saving is important.
@@FishingPrairieandShieldTVdon't listen...not all of us have 3000 dollars to throw away!!!
The reason you're seeing it only up high on the screen is how I have the bottom depth setting. I could set the bottom depth to a shallower setting to utilize more of the screen but my preference is the way I have it in the video. My brain processes the info better if its more confined rather than spread out. Simple adjustment though. Just go into the menu and select the depth menu and hit auto or select the depth you want the bottom at to maximize or minimize what you see on the screen.