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I'm building a diy 15' bass boat right now out of a 1991 Bayliner Trophy 1500 and I bought a 93sv uhd2 with a GT57 transducer and two 73sv uhd's with a GT20 transducer to go to my #3 unit. Going to put the 9" and one of the 7" units at my helm and one of the 7" units at the bow. Going to network my 9" and the unit at the bow so I can share the screens with the GT56. Can't wait to get it all done. I have 3 943xsv's on my 30' salmon fishing boat. I run nothing but Garmin. I swear by their products. My Chartplotter's, auto pilot, array radar, depth finder, everything on my big boat is Garmin. Thanks for your videos. You have helped my learn alot about these units. 👍👍👌🎣🐟
just got a garmin echomap for my first fishfinder and was somewhat confused as to how to mark a spot and turn around to fish it along with knowing where that spot is exactly. You showed me everything in this video that I needed to know by showing how to change the overlays and how to mark the waypoints, thank you!!!!
I have a 93sv UHD on my console and am adding a 53sv UHD to the bow. I read where they pair thru Bluetooth. Would you still recommend a network cable connection?
Do you have to be moving slow to draw contour maps or will it work when you're cruising across the lake? I just bought a 93 to put on console. If I wanted to add a 73 on the bow like you all I would need is the unit and the network cable, correct? Both units could run off the same transducer?
You don't necessarily have to be going slow, but your transducer does have to be able to read the depth, which usually works best while you're going slow. I think around 20mph is the fastest I've been able to go while also using Quickdraw to draw contour maps, and that's pretty rare. I usually go much slower. 2nd question, yes. All you would need is a network cable, and then you'd need to go into the bow unit and tell it to read the sonar from the console unit. I only recommend that for Side Vu, since when looking at the bow unit, you'll be looking at a reading that is "X" feet behind you (typically the length of the boat), since that is where the transducer is.
Man you have helped me a lot before I was trolling for redfish in my local lake in San Antonio Texas yes they are fresh water redfish the same fish you catch at the coast was always catching them trolling rattle traps and crank baits in 12 to 15 feet of water but was hard to stay in that depth the shade map you showed me I can troll and stay in that depth and 2 man limit in 1.5 hrs biggest fish we have caught yet thank you
Sir I love your videos ,one of the best explanations and it helps me a lot in choosing which series of echomap uhd that I'm gonna buy. Sir can you please tell me which model of echomap uhd that is applicable in philippine waters
It’s most useful for scanning large areas quickly, since it has the largest field of view. But I’ll admit I run out of patience searching offshore at 5mph trying to find structure.
So I bought a 93sv about a year ago...it was glitching out and I trouble shot it with a Garmin tech guy. He said send it in, and they'd give me another one. Since I was in a hurry as I'm leaving for an Arkansas (Bull Shoals) trip in a few days, I paid a deposit for them to send it before I shipped their unit back with the understanding that my card won't be charged as long as I ship the old one within 2 weeks. So...the new unit came and was doing the same thing, telling me the problem was on my end. I redid grounds and problem solved. So now I have both units as I haven't shipped the old one back yet. They charged me $540 for a new 93sv as the deposit and they'll keep that if I don't send it back. Considering they're both working and I have a brand new unit for $540 I think I'm gonna keep it and have the 2, 93sv units and link them and add panoptics to the front unit. I'm running an old Humminbird up front, and though it was a decent unit, I got it in like 06' so it's outdated and won't link. I wasn't planning on the extra expense right now, but I think it'd be nice, especially at that price.
As far as I’m aware and can tell, no. Once you record the contours, they are now on the unit. I don’t draw my own contours that often though, but that seems to be my experience.
Great tips. Thinking of getting a 93SV, but need a gimbal setup like you have due to limited dash space on my boat (too small for the supplied bracket). Where did you purchase your gimbal mount? Thanks in advance, cheers.
I have a 73CV at the console and a 73SV at the bow of my boat. I've had them for less than a year and so far I really like them. Pretty much a newbie on modern sonar so I have barely scratched the surface on what these things can do.
Good setup, here to help if you have questions. That said, I would switch them if you can. The SV makes more sense at the console, as that is where you would typically use SideVu.
@@InstinctBassin I have the SV up front because I bought it about a month after I had already installed the CV at the console. I didn't want side view at all but my son talked me into it. I like to crappie fish but he likes to bass fish. I just need to find time to get out and play around with them.
@@68fmj51 If they are on the standard cradle, you may be able to just swap out the units - the plugs may be the same, but I'm not sure. Side Vu isn't normally used from the trolling motor, since it will be difficult to maintain a good picture on Side Vu if the trolling motor is constantly moving. I actually have mine networked together and tell the front one to get its Side Vu picture from the back one. This makes it more reliable, although 20 feet (length of my boat) behind me. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Looking on the Garmin website, they look identical except for the transducer, which makes sense. You would need to have the SideVu transducer on the transom.
Hey nice video i have the 73 i will like to add a93 will you be able to walk me trough to hoop up both units and w trabducer you used for the trolling motor
So if I connect the network cable, Does it run off of one transducer? And if it does run off one transducer, is it nessesary to connect the 2nd transducer?
You will be able to see the data from the other transducer, yes. However I still recommend using 2 transducers (one at the stern and one at the bow) if you plan to fish from the front of the boat. Otherwise, the data will be off by the length of the boat, assuming you mount one transducer at the stern. Hope that makes sense and helps.
AWESOME!!!!THANK YOU FOR RESPONDING SO FAST!! One more question, If I install the transducer to my trolling motor, does the steering effect the sonar reading?@@InstinctBassin
You've earned my Subscription also buddy! Love the way you describe things. I know this is an old post but I noticed that on (All) your screens, (downvu, side scan and traditional) You have all your data(speed, temp, depth, volts etc). I just cant seem to get it on ALL of my screens. Tip? Thanks again buddy...
Because of the turbulence around the transducer. Every fishfinder I’ve owned does that, especially on a bass boat. It’s not something I worry about, because any depth I read on speed is already going to be so far behind me that it just doesn’t matter.
No it won’t power it. I hooked the power cable for the 73 on my bow to the nav light. Works fine, although I used to get a low voltage warning. I disabled it and haven’t had any issues. To do it “right”, you’d want to run the power cable either to the console fuse box or all the way to the battery.
I have the same gamin setup but the only draw back I have with depth finders are, when I decide not to use it and on occasion when I accidentally leave it home I catch more fish then with it, I have a hard time with it because I believe it really spook fish up close such as brush, dock or bank fishing. I’m going to start putting the SI on auto so I can hopefully detect fish from at least 70 feet then mark it then turn of my sonar.
I went Friday and for the 1st time ever I came across a submerged hump then a saddle with a some brush and saw two bass on it with my traditional and clear view duel setup. I marked it and turned around and caught both bass. I was so excited. To be honest I like the traditional sonar better then all of them, I do like the clear view but I need my reading glass to see them little dots . Seriously I love my 93sv. I’m getting the hang of using it but I’m going to perfect it in 17 to 22 feet for now then I’m moving deeper in due time.
hey quick question - if you have them networked together, which transducer are you seeing? ??? do you use only one? because that would be great- no need to fight with getting the. transducer mounted on the trolling motor
If you spend anytime fishing from the bow of the boat, you’ll need a transducer on the trolling motor. You can technically tell the units to read of either transducer once they are networked, but you’ll still 2 transducers, one on the TM and one on the transom. It’s fairly easy to mount them on the trolling motor though. If you only used the transom transducer, then the data you’re reading up front would be off by the length of your boat. Thanks for watching!
just bought the 73sv, i have had garmin touch screens in the past, and have had to constantly recalibrate the screen, swore i would never buy another garmin, but i did ,have you ever had to recalibrate the screen on the 73sv, and if so could you make a video on how it is done, thanks
Never had to do it. You can disable the touch screen by pressing the power button once and pressing the disable screen option. This is handy when you need to clean it on the water. Other than that, I haven’t had to do anything with the touch screen.
looking at your 93 looks like there is no lock nut on the orange transducer cable, just installed my 73sv and there is no lock nut on the orange transducer cable, should there be one
@@InstinctBassin hey rob there is a nut that came with the unit, it's in a plastic bag, it's a split nut with a orange o ring, in case you want it, and still have it in the box, thanks for your video's
I use the Heading Line and the Angle Markers for my casting distance from the boat. You can set the distance of the heading line and angle markers. The heading line is an extension drawn on the map from the bow of the boat in the direction of travel. Angle markers indicate relative position from the heading or course over ground, which are helpful for casting or finding reference points. You can show the heading line and the course over ground (COG) line on the chart. COG is your direction of movement. Heading is the direction the bow of the boat is pointed, when a heading sensor is connected. From a chart, select Menu > Layers > My Vessel > Heading Line.
I'm really not understanding what the sideview is picturizing. If the lake floor is 5 ft deep from your position, why is all there red activity you are pointing out past that 5ft measurement?
Common question, and I’m going to do a Question of the Week video on this soon. But to make it easy, the last number represents what maps come preloaded on the unit. 73 is inland lakes, 74 is coastal charts, and 75 is Canadian waters.
Yes the units have to be compatible, but I’m unsure your terminology is completely accurate here. I have an Echomap 93SV UHD and Echomap 73SV UHD that will easily network with one cable. If you mean a non-echomap unit to an echomap unit, then that is likely correct that they wouldn’t network with each other. Definitely good to check with Garmin before buying unnecessary equipment though. Thanks for watching.
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I'm building a diy 15' bass boat right now out of a 1991 Bayliner Trophy 1500 and I bought a 93sv uhd2 with a GT57 transducer and two 73sv uhd's with a GT20 transducer to go to my #3 unit. Going to put the 9" and one of the 7" units at my helm and one of the 7" units at the bow. Going to network my 9" and the unit at the bow so I can share the screens with the GT56. Can't wait to get it all done. I have 3 943xsv's on my 30' salmon fishing boat. I run nothing but Garmin. I swear by their products. My Chartplotter's, auto pilot, array radar, depth finder, everything on my big boat is Garmin. Thanks for your videos. You have helped my learn alot about these units. 👍👍👌🎣🐟
Great, good luck and thanks for watching.
just got a garmin echomap for my first fishfinder and was somewhat confused as to how to mark a spot and turn around to fish it along with knowing where that spot is exactly. You showed me everything in this video that I needed to know by showing how to change the overlays and how to mark the waypoints, thank you!!!!
You’re welcome and thanks for watching!
I have yet to use my new uhd93sv and have never used a fishfinder etc.
I am in Australia and found this video to be very helpful as a first time late model sounder user. Straight forward and easy to understand
Thanks for watching 👍
I’ve really been using/enjoying your vids. I just got my first Garmin 73sv, and your helping the curve.
I just put a 73sv on the console and a 93sv on my bow. These tutorials are gold! You definitely have earned my subscription. Thank you 👊🏻🇺🇸
Thanks for watching!
@@InstinctBassin let’s see some fish marking and catching videos 👍🏻👍🏻🤠
Love your videos, I feel like I'm in a classroom setting up my fish finder watching and adjusting my finder.
Thanks for watching 🤙🏼
Great video thank you! I’m still waiting on mine.
Liked the on water illustrations!! Helped out a lot better seeing it in action!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!
Thanks for watching!
Best explainations that I have seen since i got this unit. Thankx soooo much. Keep 'em comin'
Thanks for watching 🤙🏼
I have a 93sv UHD on my console and am adding a 53sv UHD to the bow. I read where they pair thru Bluetooth. Would you still recommend a network cable connection?
Only the UHD2 models will connect to each other wirelessly. You’ll need an Ethernet cable if they are not UHD2.
Thanks for the quick response. I appreciate the feedback.
Extremely helpful and informative.
Do you have to be moving slow to draw contour maps or will it work when you're cruising across the lake? I just bought a 93 to put on console. If I wanted to add a 73 on the bow like you all I would need is the unit and the network cable, correct? Both units could run off the same transducer?
You don't necessarily have to be going slow, but your transducer does have to be able to read the depth, which usually works best while you're going slow. I think around 20mph is the fastest I've been able to go while also using Quickdraw to draw contour maps, and that's pretty rare. I usually go much slower.
2nd question, yes. All you would need is a network cable, and then you'd need to go into the bow unit and tell it to read the sonar from the console unit. I only recommend that for Side Vu, since when looking at the bow unit, you'll be looking at a reading that is "X" feet behind you (typically the length of the boat), since that is where the transducer is.
@@InstinctBassin thank you.
Man you have helped me a lot before I was trolling for redfish in my local lake in San Antonio Texas yes they are fresh water redfish the same fish you catch at the coast was always catching them trolling rattle traps and crank baits in 12 to 15 feet of water but was hard to stay in that depth the shade map you showed me I can troll and stay in that depth and 2 man limit in 1.5 hrs biggest fish we have caught yet thank you
That’s great! Thanks for watching.
Really a VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO. I really like how you explain the different features.
Thanks for watching!
Great video, very informative. Thanks for sharing. I'm coming from a SIMRAD GO9 XSE, it's not quite as user friendly as the Garmin.
That was a great Video and was hoping you would say something about trail capabilities. Do you know if trails are available on the unit?
Yes they are. It automatically starts keeping a trail when you start moving. I go over them in another video. Thanks for watching.
@@InstinctBassin thank you I’ll go look at some of the other videos
Learned more from your video than any other...thank you.
Thanks for watching!
This is so great! Thanks for your expertise!!!
Thanks for watching!
June 23, 23 Just got one of these (93sv) and am planning 2 weeks in Canada. Do I need to purchase additional maps?
Yes you will need the Canada map from Garmin/Navionics. Or you can just download the Navionics app and use it from your phone or tablet to save $$
Sir I love your videos ,one of the best explanations and it helps me a lot in choosing which series of echomap uhd that I'm gonna buy. Sir can you please tell me which model of echomap uhd that is applicable in philippine waters
Hello, you probably want to check the GPSMAP units like the 943xsv and then purchase a Navionics card for that area.
Thanks for all the information great video
Thanks for watching!
can you use Navaid for casting rings sorta
Whats your opinion on sidescan, do you use it alot, is it useful? I didnt get it on my Lowrance, kinda wish I had
It’s most useful for scanning large areas quickly, since it has the largest field of view. But I’ll admit I run out of patience searching offshore at 5mph trying to find structure.
So I bought a 93sv about a year ago...it was glitching out and I trouble shot it with a Garmin tech guy. He said send it in, and they'd give me another one. Since I was in a hurry as I'm leaving for an Arkansas (Bull Shoals) trip in a few days, I paid a deposit for them to send it before I shipped their unit back with the understanding that my card won't be charged as long as I ship the old one within 2 weeks. So...the new unit came and was doing the same thing, telling me the problem was on my end. I redid grounds and problem solved. So now I have both units as I haven't shipped the old one back yet. They charged me $540 for a new 93sv as the deposit and they'll keep that if I don't send it back. Considering they're both working and I have a brand new unit for $540 I think I'm gonna keep it and have the 2, 93sv units and link them and add panoptics to the front unit. I'm running an old Humminbird up front, and though it was a decent unit, I got it in like 06' so it's outdated and won't link. I wasn't planning on the extra expense right now, but I think it'd be nice, especially at that price.
Excellent videos and instructions.
Pa, from NC.
So when you put in a chip for new conquers , do you need a new chip each time you do an area or from trip to trip ?
As far as I’m aware and can tell, no. Once you record the contours, they are now on the unit. I don’t draw my own contours that often though, but that seems to be my experience.
Can't wait to put the 73sv on the boat this year. Then hopefully do an ice bundle with it for this winter
Thanks for watching!
Great tips. Thinking of getting a 93SV, but need a gimbal setup like you have due to limited dash space on my boat (too small for the supplied bracket).
Where did you purchase your gimbal mount? Thanks in advance, cheers.
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Definitely go with a good beefy mount. This is the one I have and it works great.
I got a nice beefy unit from ram mounts
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing!💪🏾💪🏾
Thanks for watching
I have a 73CV at the console and a 73SV at the bow of my boat. I've had them for less than a year and so far I really like them. Pretty much a newbie on modern sonar so I have barely scratched the surface on what these things can do.
Good setup, here to help if you have questions.
That said, I would switch them if you can. The SV makes more sense at the console, as that is where you would typically use SideVu.
@@InstinctBassin I have the SV up front because I bought it about a month after I had already installed the CV at the console. I didn't want side view at all but my son talked me into it. I like to crappie fish but he likes to bass fish. I just need to find time to get out and play around with them.
@@68fmj51 If they are on the standard cradle, you may be able to just swap out the units - the plugs may be the same, but I'm not sure. Side Vu isn't normally used from the trolling motor, since it will be difficult to maintain a good picture on Side Vu if the trolling motor is constantly moving. I actually have mine networked together and tell the front one to get its Side Vu picture from the back one. This makes it more reliable, although 20 feet (length of my boat) behind me. Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@InstinctBassin I believe the plugs are identical. I guess there's only one way to find out!
Looking on the Garmin website, they look identical except for the transducer, which makes sense. You would need to have the SideVu transducer on the transom.
Hey nice video i have the 73 i will like to add a93 will you be able to walk me trough to hoop up both units and w trabducer you used for the trolling motor
I used the GT54 on my trolling motor
So if I connect the network cable, Does it run off of one transducer?
And if it does run off one transducer, is it nessesary to connect the 2nd transducer?
You will be able to see the data from the other transducer, yes. However I still recommend using 2 transducers (one at the stern and one at the bow) if you plan to fish from the front of the boat. Otherwise, the data will be off by the length of the boat, assuming you mount one transducer at the stern. Hope that makes sense and helps.
AWESOME!!!!THANK YOU FOR RESPONDING SO FAST!!
One more question, If I install the transducer to my trolling motor, does the steering effect the sonar reading?@@InstinctBassin
@CinematicM0vies it will definitely impact SideVu. So I tell the front graph to show SideVu from the console graph.
Thank you!! @@InstinctBassin
I’m getting ready to order network cable from Bass Pro where do I link your channel when I buy it ?
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You've earned my Subscription also buddy! Love the way you describe things. I know this is an old post but I noticed that on (All) your screens, (downvu, side scan and traditional) You have all your data(speed, temp, depth, volts etc). I just cant seem to get it on ALL of my screens. Tip? Thanks again buddy...
It’s been a while but I’m pretty sure each screen has an overlay options setting, so I just set it for each one.
Yours does it too, how come when you get up to speed the depth finder doesn’t constant the depth? It just flashes 5.1
Because of the turbulence around the transducer. Every fishfinder I’ve owned does that, especially on a bass boat. It’s not something I worry about, because any depth I read on speed is already going to be so far behind me that it just doesn’t matter.
Will the 93 power the 73 on the bow or do you need another power cable? Just bought a 73 for my bow as well. Thanks
No it won’t power it. I hooked the power cable for the 73 on my bow to the nav light. Works fine, although I used to get a low voltage warning. I disabled it and haven’t had any issues. To do it “right”, you’d want to run the power cable either to the console fuse box or all the way to the battery.
@@InstinctBassin Thanks!
I have the same gamin setup but the only draw back I have with depth finders are, when I decide not to use it and on occasion when I accidentally leave it home I catch more fish then with it, I have a hard time with it because I believe it really spook fish up close such as brush, dock or bank fishing.
I’m going to start putting the SI on auto so I can hopefully detect fish from at least 70 feet then mark it then turn of my sonar.
I also did a video on reasons to turn off your sonar when fishing shallow, so check it out!
I went Friday and for the 1st time ever I came across a submerged hump then a saddle with a some brush and saw two bass on it with my traditional and clear view duel setup. I marked it and turned around and caught both bass.
I was so excited.
To be honest I like the traditional sonar better then all of them, I do like the clear view but I need my reading glass to see them little dots .
Seriously I love my 93sv.
I’m getting the hang of using it but I’m going to perfect it in 17 to 22 feet for now then I’m moving deeper in due time.
Great job! It’s definitely rewarding when you make it work like it’s supposed to.
How did you get your numbers in the corners
Turn on overlay data in the menu. Thanks for watching.
Great video!
When you set a route, does it automatically take you to the correct channels to get to your destination?
No only the ultra units do that. But you can create a route easily enough on the Echomap units. Only takes a minute.
hey quick question - if you have them networked together, which transducer are you seeing? ??? do you use only one? because that would be great- no need to fight with getting the. transducer mounted on the trolling motor
If you spend anytime fishing from the bow of the boat, you’ll need a transducer on the trolling motor. You can technically tell the units to read of either transducer once they are networked, but you’ll still 2 transducers, one on the TM and one on the transom. It’s fairly easy to mount them on the trolling motor though. If you only used the transom transducer, then the data you’re reading up front would be off by the length of your boat. Thanks for watching!
@@InstinctBassin thanks!
What settings do you use to track your drop shot as it falls under the boat on 2D sonar?
Just adjust the gain to about 80% or so, or until you can see it. I don’t use 2d very often though.
just bought the 73sv, i have had garmin touch screens in the past, and have had to constantly recalibrate the screen, swore i would never buy another garmin, but i did ,have you ever had to recalibrate the screen on the 73sv, and if so could you make a video on how it is done, thanks
Never had to do it. You can disable the touch screen by pressing the power button once and pressing the disable screen option. This is handy when you need to clean it on the water. Other than that, I haven’t had to do anything with the touch screen.
How many transducers do u run while networking.?
I have 2 installed, and they are usually always running at the same time. Once networked, you can however tell the units which transducer to use.
Can it be used in the ocean? Should be able just buy charts where you want to fish?
Yes but you want the 94SV or 106SV instead of the 93.
@@InstinctBassin I already ordered the 93 I was hoping it wouldn't be to bad to use out there. It will manage tho? I'll just buy the gs3 charts?
Yes you will need the G3 Bluecharts
looking at your 93 looks like there is no lock nut on the orange transducer cable, just installed my 73sv and there is no lock nut on the orange transducer cable, should there be one
Can’t remember if it came with one or not, but I’ve never needed it or had a problem with it not having one.
@@InstinctBassin hey rob there is a nut that came with the unit, it's in a plastic bag, it's a split nut with a orange o ring, in case you want it, and still have it in the box, thanks for your video's
one more question, will the lakevu features automatically appear for the lake i am fishing on, thanks
If you mean contour lines and that sort of thing, yes. If the lake is included in the built in maps, all of the map features will be there.
@@InstinctBassin thanks great video's
If it doesn't have your lake in it. how do you add it in , with a navionics chip ?
I would check one of the regional chips, or you can use QuickDraw if it is a small lake. Good luck 👍
I use the Heading Line and the Angle Markers for my casting distance from the boat. You can set the distance of the heading line and angle markers. The heading line is an extension drawn on the map from the bow of the boat in the direction of travel. Angle markers indicate relative position from the heading or course over ground, which are helpful for casting or finding reference points.
You can show the heading line and the course over ground (COG) line on the chart.
COG is your direction of movement. Heading is the direction the bow of the boat is pointed, when a heading sensor is connected.
From a chart, select Menu > Layers > My Vessel > Heading Line.
Thanks! I tried that a couple of times as well, but I found without a heading sensor, the angles weren’t always accurate.
I'm really not understanding what the sideview is picturizing. If the lake floor is 5 ft deep from your position, why is all there red activity you are pointing out past that 5ft measurement?
That would be what’s on the bottom out to that distance (minus the depth of water).
anyone know if navigation markers are shown on map? Lake Erie?
What is the differences between the 73 the 74 and the 75?
Common question, and I’m going to do a Question of the Week video on this soon. But to make it easy, the last number represents what maps come preloaded on the unit. 73 is inland lakes, 74 is coastal charts, and 75 is Canadian waters.
What is the gauge selection for
If you hook up a NMEA network, the unit can also read information from your engine. I don’t have one hooked up though.
How. I do back track mi 94
Here you go: Garmin ECHOMAP - How To Get Back to the Ramp or Dock!
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Units have to be compatiable to network, found out 93 sv wont network with 93 uhd.
Yes the units have to be compatible, but I’m unsure your terminology is completely accurate here. I have an Echomap 93SV UHD and Echomap 73SV UHD that will easily network with one cable. If you mean a non-echomap unit to an echomap unit, then that is likely correct that they wouldn’t network with each other. Definitely good to check with Garmin before buying unnecessary equipment though. Thanks for watching.
Lol I’ve watched this video so many times that’s my boat at the dock 🤣😂
Haha
Thats a very shallow lake lol. J percy priest near me is deep. It has an old town under water