There are, you should pardon the expression, a few different schools of fisherfolk. Some of us actually may not care all that darn much about whether or not we catch anything. For these people, fishing is just an excuse to relax outdoors with friends, possibly while enjoying a nice beverage or two. The fishing pole is more like a fig leaf to keep up the illusion that we’re not just hanging out and being wonderfully lazy. Some of these people may not even particularly like the taste of fish. Fish finders clearly were not made for this sort of fishers who, we suppose, are not really fishers at all but disguised loafers. (We forgive them!)

Then there are the people who, when they get out on their boats in the middle of the ocean or on a lake, really want to catch something. Maybe they are gourmands who love catching, cooking, and especially eating the freshest possible fish. Maybe they’re just competitive and enjoy seeing who in their group will catch the most fish. These are the people who can’t imagine going on a fishing trip without fish finders.