Side Imaging + Down Imaging

The Humminbird XPLORE Series is designed to make high-end sonar technology more accessible and intuitive for anglers with all levels of experience with fishing electronics.

When it comes to bass fishing in rivers, especially in expansive river systems, locating high-percentage areas can make or break your day on the water. We break down 4 key areas to look for bass in rivers and some of the tools you can put to use to catch more fish.

How to locate and catch tarpon with MEGA Side Imaging Sonar from tarpon fishing expert, Mark Bennett.

Looking for a new fish finder? We break down all the important considerations when choosing the best model for your needs in this easy-to-read guide. 

If you love spring fishing, you’ve come to the right place. We’re going to cover where you can find bass and how to catch them during different stages of the spawn and ultimately improve your spring fishing success.

6 Walleye Fishing Tips for Finding More Fish With Your Electronics – Breaking down locations, cover, baits, and more.

Next time you’re on the water and experience cloudy or cluttered sonar returns on Side and Down Imaging, give these options a try for a clearer view of fish and structure.

Choosing the right color palette for your fish finder can be simple and we're going to explain how.

Transition areas allow the bass to move from one section of a lake or river to another in a manner that puts them in the right areas to feed and be in a logical position to move on to that next stage in their yearly progression.

Freshwater or saltwater, northeast or southeast, striped bass are trophy fish you can catch nearly anywhere in America and we break down some tools to help you boat a few more this year.