{"id":10715,"date":"2015-11-05T06:57:20","date_gmt":"2015-11-05T11:57:20","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/raritaneng.com\/?p=10715"},"modified":"2015-11-05T06:57:20","modified_gmt":"2015-11-05T11:57:20","slug":"macerating-toilet-supplier-shows-how-to-use-all-your-electronics-to-find-more-bait","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.raritaneng.com\/blog\/macerating-toilet-supplier-shows-how-to-use-all-your-electronics-to-find-more-bait\/","title":{"rendered":"Macerating Toilet Supplier Shows How to Use All Your Electronics to Find More Bait"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Your Macerating Toilet Company Tip of the Week<\/strong><\/h1>\n

Raritan Engineering Company your macerating toilet <\/a>specialists would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how to use all of your electronics to find more bait.<\/p>\n

Your macerating toilet experts know that finding live bait \u2014 whether you\u2019re fishing with it or not \u2014 ranks as an invaluable skill for all anglers.<\/p>\n

The most obvious technology for finding bait involves sonar, but anglers also turn to their chart plotters, AIS, and radar systems for determining likely depth parameters and locating anchored ships and diving birds. Having a device that is macerating waste would serve a beneficial purpose as well.<\/p>\n

New View<\/h4>\n

Later this year, Lowrance and Simrad users will be able to access an even newer sonar technology: StructureScan 3-D.<\/p>\n

Your marine holding tank<\/a>\u00a0experts know that with the new 3-D product, engineers also doubled StructureScan\u2019s current range to 600 feet on either side of the boat. This\u00a0one works best at slower speeds, which creates photolike imagery. Toilets are also benefical for helping make this search more comfortable.<\/p>\n

Other Views<\/h4>\n

With such 3-D technology, the underwater world will be painted plainly \u2014 an obvious advantage for finding bait and fish.<\/p>\n

Your Macerating Toilet Company Agrees With These Tips<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Side imaging, combined with down imaging, CHIRP and even a traditional sonar view \u2014 shown in split-screen \u00adformat on a multifunction display \u2014 offers significant information.<\/p>\n

You can find more information as well as get assistance on marine holding tanks and on how to use all your electronics to find more bait at Raritan Engineering.<\/p>\n

Knowing that bait like to orient in eddies out of strong currents, he studied the down-current side of the structure. Sure enough: bait! And having devices that devices that are for macerating waste are going to prove beneficial in your journey of finding more bait. Having the right type of toilets also makes this journey more easier.<\/p>\n

Plotter Trick<\/h4>\n

Capt. Tom Pitasi of Coastal Fishing Charters in Waterford, Connecticut, exclusively fishes artificials, but he uses his Raymarine CHIRP and DownVision technology as well as a little-known chart function on his a98 multifunction display (with Navionics Platinum+) to locate bait schools that might hold striped bass and bluefish.<\/p>\n

In addition, he employs a feature called \u201cDeep Water From,\u201d or shaded depth range, to locate the best spots for bait to hold. Out of the box, a Raymarine a98 would be set to show a change in screen color at 50 feet.<\/p>\n

Pitasi sets his shade depth at 18 feet. \u201cThis allows you to navigate by color. You can pick out the areas you think are worth investigating.\u201d<\/p>\n

Radar and AIS<\/h4>\n

Normally, open-array radar antennas pick up bird movement better than radomes. Close scrutiny can help anglers know whether the birds are actively feeding and whether they\u2019re orienting to a stationary object such as a boat or buoy.<\/p>\n

A \u201cwakes mode\u201d then draws trails behind any target in motion, so anglers can see whether the blue targets\u2019 movement is compatible with bird activity.<\/p>\n

Radar can help, though coastal areas can throw a high volume of signals, says Capt. George Mitchell, a longtime tournament pro who uses Furuno electronics. But AIS is really key to locating bait both inshore and offshore.<\/p>\n

Mitchell continues: \u201cI also like to identify the important factors on a ship \u2014 the anchor and the crew\u2019s quarters. The runners can hug the anchor chain, and that gives them more security.\u201d<\/p>\n

To mark the bait, Mitchell uses his Furuno DFF1-UHD CHIRP module and high-frequency CHIRP transducer, which send high-definition targets to his NavNet TZtouch display.<\/p>\n

Mitchell says, \u201cKnowing your machine and your target species makes you a better angler if you can put it all together with seasons and locations.\u201d<\/p>\n

So don’t forget these tips on how to use all your electronics to find more bait….1) using the plotter trick; 2) using radar and AIS; and 3) marking the bait.<\/p>\n

Raritan Engineering has more information on macerating toilet, marine holding tanks, marine toilet<\/a>, and how to use all your electronics to find more bait.<\/p>\n

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