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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fisherman25" data-source="post: 70760" data-attributes="member: 393">Yeah been trying that.  Believe me I want this graph to be my go to, but even on graph mode the lag is too much.  It's no different than on flasher.   Plus target separation is between 1 and 2 inches versus less than an inch for the vex.  I'm basically OCD though and little things like that bother me to the point where I can't stand them.  I'm the guy that will own every ice auger on the market just to decide which one is the best.  (I actually think I have the best set up made right now btw).  Ive been on YouTube and a dozen pro's sites trying to find the best setting to make the graph look how I want it and for it to respond quick enough, but it doesn't exist.- - - Updated - - -Yeah been trying that.  Believe me I want this graph to be my go to, but even on graph mode the lag is too much.  It's no different than on flasher.   Plus target separation is between 1 and 2 inches versus less than an inch for the vex.  I'm basically OCD though and little things like that bother me to the point where I can't stand them.  I'm the guy that will own every ice auger on the market just to decide which one is the best.  (I actually think I have the best set up made right now btw).  Ive been on YouTube and a dozen pro's sites trying to find the best setting to make the graph look how I want it and for it to respond quick enough, but it doesn't exist.- - - Updated - - -That's like saying we don't use ice rods in the boat.  Completely different application in a boat, even if your vertical jigging.  I boat always moves even if anchored so you get line sag and it's difficult to see the target with a narrow beam and a wide beam sees rocks and everything putting a blind spot on the bottom of the water column.  Apples to oranges.</blockquote>

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