What's the best economical fish finder?

cindytim	any one know the best, but inexpensive fish finder to buy?	2002-04-02
J.B. Cornwell	Howdy, CindyTim. My choice is the Eagle FishEasy. Had two, both performed well beyond other $100 units. Good luck. Red sky at night... JB	2002-04-02
skeeterbuilt	In Wal-Mart right now all the Eagle Fish finder are on sale more than 50 percent off. I bought an Eagle Ultra for $75.00 regular price was $289.00. Now you can't beat that... A friend of mine bought two Eagle Trifinder for 75.00 ea... You better hurry or it will all be sold... LOL!!!	2002-04-02
rpeeples	I replaced a Humminbird with a Garmin 160 for $179 from BPS's website. It was $20 cheaper than Wal-Mart. It was easy to install. I have had people tell me the under $100 ones are a waste of money.	2002-04-12
daddysdream	my brothers ski boat has a piranha (sp?) for about $79, shows bottom only. I went with a garmin 100 blue for about $169. depth, fish and temp but it reads deep for when I go offshore and has salt/fresh water option to adjust for density. how inexpensive are you trying to stay?	2002-04-13
AaronP	LOL 289 isn't economical when it comes to fish finders. I have two Piranha 2's in my boat, got them for $80 each brand new and they are just fine.	2002-04-13

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