Transducer tips for your Garmin Striker 4

[@dennisprah223]

Well that was an exciting, informative 2:30 Mins.

[@tylerrozell3102]

Should have it set at 77khz chirp for shallow water, bottom of your cone is probably 2' diameter on 200

[@nates9353]

It’s probably closer to 5-6’

[@kerryai]

I did follow what you suggest and still not able to get the signal from my jig. I just chat with customer support. They confirm both included transducer and ice fishing transducer both shoot sonar signal as cone directly down toward bottom. It is still puzzle to me. The only thing that I did differently than you is I put jig head and transducer in the same hole.

[@trailbossx2]

I have the same unit,,,,the transducer must be perfectly parallel with the bottom,,,,mess with it a little, adjust the angle,and you'll get it. ,also MAKE SURE the transducer hangs BELOW the ice,,,when you hang it, just in the hole, it wont work well,,, has to hang below the ice, let the wire, hanging, from the float, to the transducer, be long enough, so the transducer hangs just BELOW the bottom of the ice,,,, and parallel to the bottom,,,,I bait the hole with about 6 pieces of a broken up nightcrawler,,,,and you can see the pieces slowly falling, to the bottom, and the fish coming up, and sucking them down,,,ITS EASILY THAT SENSITIVE,,,when adjusted right,,,when you get it right, you'll see,,,,its not that hard,,,,,you're gonna be impressed,,,,,,tight lines!!!😎

[@ThePaperBoy187]

The ice ducer is wayyyyy better. I used the reg one for 3 years. I got the ice one today night and day difference. I would nvr go back

[@pageadkins4952]

Yo is your name Brad

[@adams2671]

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