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SURVEYING A LAKE
The most successful
anglers
on
any
body
of water are those who fish
it
day
after
day
and
year
after
year. Eventually, they
learn the hot
spots
that
produce
fish
consistently.
They
discover
through experience
where,
and at what
depth,
they
can
expect
to find the fish
they
want at
any
season. And
they
realize that
these
productive
areas
change
throughout
the
year depending
on water
level,
temperature,
food,
and
other factors.
With the
Ultra,
anyone
can eliminate
guesswork
and concentrate on the
areas where fish are
likely
to be. Even if it's the first
time
on the
lakef
The most efficient
way
to become
acquainted
with a
body
of water is
to
survey
it with
your
UltraNav.
Start with a
map
of the
lake,
if
possible,
and indicate the
promising spots
in
relation to landmarks on shore.
As
you go
about
your survey, your
UltraNav will tell
you
the
depth
and
type
of bottom. It will also
reveal
suspended
fish.
Keep
a few marker
buoys
in the
boat,
ready
to toss overboard. When
the Ultra indicates a school of
fish,
throw the
buoy
out. With the school
thus
marked,
you
can make
your
turn and come back to fish in
exactly
the
right spot.
This is
essential when
you're
far from shore on a
big
lake. Unless
you
mark the school of fish
when
you're
over
it,
you may
not be able to find it
again.
BAIT FISH
The
importance
of bait
fish to successful
fishing
can't be
over-empha-
sized.
They
are the
principle
food of all
game
fish in most waters.
Bait fish are the
plankton feeding forage
fish,
such as minnows and
shad. Bait fish can also be the
young
of
game fish,
such as
crappies,
bluegill,
and bass.
Most bait fish concentrate within five feet of the surface where
sunlight
promotes
the
growth
of the
plankton
on which
they
feed. One method
of
fishing
is to use the UltraNav to find the bait fish first. With the Fish ID
feature
off,
A
school of bait fish will look like a "cloud" on the
display.
Usually,
game
fish will be
nearby,
often
directly
beneath the school of
bait fish.
Once the desired values are
entered,
press
the
key adjacent
to the
"ENTER"
label. The UltraNav will return
to the last used loran
screen,
using
the corrections
you
entered. Switch to
the
position
screen to
see if ASF's are in use. The letters "ASF"
appear
in the
upper
left
corner
of the
screen,
immediately
below the
automatic/manual mode
indicator.
ASF
INDICATOR
SELECT UNIT OF
MEASURE
The UltraNav can
display
distance
in
nautical or statute miles
and
speed
in knots or miles
per
hour. When the UltraNav is turned on for
the.
very
first
time,
distance is in
nautical miles and
speed
is inknots.
To
change
the
units of
measure,
press
the MENU
key
while a loran screen is
displayed,
then
press
the
key adjacent
__________________
to the
"CHANGE SETUP" label. Now
press
the MENU
key
three times. The
screen
shown at left
appears.
Now
press
the
key adjacent
to the
"SELECT UNITS OF MEASURE"
label. The screen at the
top
of the
next
page
appears.
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