SmartStrike Woods/RainyThe Humminbird
SmartStrike Woods/Rainy Edition, Version 1 map card brings High Definition
coverage for nearly all of Lake of the Woods. The detail covers all U.S and
Canadian water from Big Narrows through Big Traverse & Sabaskong Bays North
to Sioux Narrows and West beyond Deadbroke channel (810,000 total surveyed
acres).
SmartStrike is a family of map cards that parallels the standard
Humminbird LakeMaster editions. Coverage area and lake lists remain the same and
both are compatible with Humminbird legacy models and the ONIX/ION units. The
difference is that when a SmartStrike card is used in an ONIX/ION unit, it has
the special capability of using the Contour Elite search functions on (and only
on) any of the High Definition lake maps for that card. It's like looking into a
digital crystal ball.
The Humminbird SmartStrike takes you straight to
the action by showing you where the fish are biting at any given moment. Based
on search parameters like fish species, season, time of day, and weather
conditions, the SmartStrike engine searches depth ranges, type of structure,
proximity, and more to highlight areas on High Definition*¹ lake maps where your
prey is most likely to be located- before you even wet a line. Build a custom
search based on criteria you choose, or click any location on a lake, select
Find Similar Areas, and millions of data points are searched to return other
areas like it. No more guessing, fruitless searching, or wasted casts. Just
fishing.
With the SmartStrike map card you enjoy all of the LakeMaster
features including the following:
- i-Pilot® Link™ compatible
- Easy to read contours
- Depth Highlight Range
- Water Level Offset
- Shallow Water Highlight
- Scrollable Lake List
¹SmartStrike full search functionality is
exclusive to High-Definition waters only and Humminbird ONIX/ION units.
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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