Inshore Kayak Fishing with the Deeper Smart Sonar Pro Fishfinder Review

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This Deeper Fishfinder review of the Pro+ looks at how to use this portable sonar fish finder for inshore saltwater / brackish water fishing on a fishing kayak and points out the pros, cons and a few workarounds to deal system limitations including how to set up the deeper app. I review it by showing how to use a fishfinder on a kayak. In this deeper review I show how the smart fishfinder (the deeper pro plus), coupled with the deeper application on a smartphone provides key capabilities to the inshore angler not available on a traditional fishfinder like the Humminbird Helix series. • Note to brands: This was an early cooperation video. My video production skills have significantly improved since this was recorded! • More fish finder installation options: • Kayak Fish Finder Installation Hacks ... • 00:00 Introduction • 00:21 Use History • 00:41 Installation and setup • 01:19 Guidance on using it while moving • 01:38 Comparison to PiranhaMax • 02:02 Test against Helix 7 • 02:47 Kayak fishing - needs? • 03:24 Weight Comparison - Helix vs Deeper • 03:45 Deeper Display Settings • 04:36 Smartphone tip! • 05:19 Depth • 05:32 Deeper Frequency Settings • 06:14 Tip to increase coverage • 06:32 Sensitivity Setting • 07:26 Boat Mode Best Practice - Shallow • 07:52 Final tip • 08:12 Another use option • 08:43 Disadvantage • 09:05 Searching for fish • 09:57 Boat mode to cast mode • 11:50 Inshore fishing • 12:20 Using with docks • 13:33 Conclusions • Subscribe to Kayak Hacks: https://goo.gl/BAxRXd • The Kayak Hacks Fishing channel covers ebike, kayak, wading, shoreline, spin and fly fishing. It features gear mods to make kayak fishing more comfortable, efficient and enjoyable. Also, I share many tips, tricks and how to's for spin and fly fishing regardless of whether you are fishing from a boat or on your feet. Please subscribe! Thanks! • Steve's CatchGuide series of fishing books is available on Amazon: • Wade and Shoreline Fishing the Potomac River for Smallmouth Bass - http://amzn.to/1FwhvjG • Maryland Trout Fishing - http://amzn.to/1L0fAEb • Wade Fishing the Rappahannock River of Virginia - http://amzn.to/1L0fFb8 • Wade Fishing the Rapidan River of Virginia - http://amzn.to/1L0fH2z • Wade Fishing the North Branch of the Potomac - http://amzn.to/1ViIzK7 • Affiliate Disclaimer: • Any product link to Amazon is an affiliate link. Other product links may be as well as I develop relationships with sellers. I appreciate your support in using those links since the small commission generated offsets the cost of the stuff I test for the channel. Thanks! • Liability Disclaimer and Warning: • In short, you accept all risk of using any ideas presented in this video. • Do not apply any suggestion if it will ruin the appearance, function or structural integrity of your kayak. You must determine if the ideas are appropriate for your boat and we disclaim any responsibility for your actions and decisions. • Nothing in this video creates any expressed or implied warranty or guarantees a result. You are responsible for the safe operation of tools and any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of those tools as well as from the information contained in this video is 100% your responsibility. We shall not be held liable in any way or manner for errors, misleading or incorrect information. If you find an error, please notify us right away using the contact form for the channel. • It goes without saying that fishing is dangerous as a result of the fast water, slick rocks and other hazards that occur in random, unexpected places. You need to exercise caution, particularly in the spring when the water is high or during rapid changes in tide before you fish anywhere. You should always wear a life vest when fishing. Also, a wading staff will help you keep your balance as you walk on the shoreline or wade. • The bottom line is that you must make a judgment regarding acceptable behavior and risk and not rely on the opinions expressed here. The regulations governing legal access to fishing locations may change at any time, and it is your responsibility to understand the law. Nothing expressed should be construed as encouraging you to trespass on private property or violate a regulation.

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