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Minnowhead

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Trying to narrow it down.  Vexilar FL-8 was looking pretty good.  But I'm leaning toward a FL-18.  What do you think?
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well...its a matter of personal budget, but a few things to consider.

if you dont have one at all, get one.

most that purchase the 8 upgrade to a different model within a few yrs. but typically keep their 8 around ;-)

also consider the features of both and the areas you fish , which will fit your needs.

food for thought.


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Look under ice gear for sale papaperch had a FL 20 for i think 380.00 could be a good deal if it suits your purpose. Dave


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I have an FL-18 and I love it.  You can lock on the bottom and zoom in.  It's easy to see your lures on it.  If you can afford it, the FL-18 is the way to go.  It has so many tools the 8 doesn't have.  The 8 is a great tool, but for a serious ice fisherman, you'll love the added features of the 18.
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i have the fl-18 & love the zoom feature. it gives a little better target separation. tues. nights chat is with a vexilar prostaff member. he should explain about the different models & which transducer is best for the water depth you will fish. about a month ago, walleye.com had a short video about the different models & transducers.


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