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Humminbird 141C Fishfinder

By: Tim Gotts

Fishing requires patience and tenacity and without the right equipment it is nigh on impossible to locate the fish and get them to bite. Whether you are a professional fisherman or a weekend dabbler you will know that you have to find the fish before you can catch them and this is where the Humminbird 141C Fishfinder could be an invaluable asset. The Humminbird is a compact fishfinder that allows you to see the bottom and structure as well as the fish in color, and in detail. In addition to making the angler’s life a lot easier this has the added advantage of being an affordable fishfinder – well worth the trouble of looking into.

The Humminbird 141C fishfinder may be small but it comes with a powerful 1200 watt single 20% solar beam. The beam on this unit provides optimal visibility and clearly defined full color display. The display combines brilliant color in its small (3.5”) 320V x 240H high resolution TFT display. You will be pleased to hear that the Humminbird also has advanced special features that include, among other things, Sonar enhancement and Real Time Sonar make this affordable unit a real cinch no matter what type of fisherman you might be.

The single beam Sonar of this compact unit is gives precise and optimal definition and coverage. It provides reliable performance from shallow waters to a depth of six hundred feet which is helped by its 1200 Watt peak-peak (150 Watts RMS) power output. The unit is fine in different water temperatures and has good speed capability. The mount connection is tilt and swivel disconnect or there is the option of an in-dash mount – whatever suits your personal needs.

The Humminbird 141C fishfinder has both fixed and portable options; so the angler can choose whatever option best suits their purposes. The portable unit requires two lantern type batteries. This portable unit is extremely versatile as it has the normal twist and mount system which makes it compatible with all boats, which means that if you change your boat you can still use the unit.

Not all fishfinders are as versatile as the Humminbird 141C which has an operating frequency of 200 kHz and a transducer exchange which outlines other options. The unit has either a Gimbal mount which is 5.25”W x 7.4”H x 4”D (min), or an in dash mount which is .23”W x 5.2”H x 1.12”D, minimum requirements of 3” behind dash clearance. This is a great buy at around $450 the package.

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Tim Gottschalk is a lifelong boater, and writes about Humminbird 141C Fishfinder, and other Humminbird Fishfinders

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