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Posted by Linda and John Crandell on May 18, 2012 at 2:38 PM under
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Several folks have asked how to find the manuals for their GPS fishfinders, or any GPS product for that matter. When you think about it you would think you need to purchase a manual, perhaps even end up getting it by mail or having to find a place to purchase it. After that you would need to find a handy place to store it where you can find it again when you need it. It is much simpler than that, really, to get access to the manual for your individual product for free.
First, find your manufacturer's website such as Lowrance.com (http://www.lowrance.com/en/Downloads/Manuals/), or at Garmin.com (https://support.garmin.com/support/manuals/searchManuals.faces?refresh=true). I like simple as I am sure that you do also. Just search for support, downloads or manuals at the specific manufacturer's site and then search for your particular model. Bingo! Download the manual onto your own computer, and you're good to go! Yea! This will really simplify your life if you need to look up some details about your particular unit, especially since you can then use the search feature of your computer to find exactly what you are looking for in that manual once you download it to your own computer. Slick, huh?
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Posted by Crandela on August 12, 2011 at 9:43 PM under
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Too funny. Recently our 16-year-old went camping with a friend of ours, trying to make the most of the end of summer. They always enjoy getting together to hike and fish, have plenty of cookouts and just hang out together. Anyway, after one long day of paddling the canoe, tramping around in the wooded trails and cooking hotdogs on sticks over the open fire they decided to relax out on the lake with fishing poles in hand. After a while of just floating around casting his line and reeling it in, our son started complaining that he caught a snag. They both worked a little to try to get it free and finally managed to begin reeling the snag back toward the boat. I am thinking if they had bothered to bring the GPS fishfinder along they would have known that “snag” was one of the largest large mouth bass our friend had ever seen! Now there’s a fish story to remember, certainly a memory to last a lifetime.
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