Learn how to identify hard or soft bottom composition on your Garmin Striker 4 Fishfinder, or any fishfinder for that matter. What you will learn about identifying hard and soft bottoms in this video will transfer between fishfinders in the Garmin line, as well as Humminbird and Lowrance.
Follow along and learn with real examples of hard and soft bottoms on my sonar as I show you how to better understand bottom composition.
This is one of the most asked questions I get about the Garmin Striker 4 fishfinder, so I hope this helps you better understand what your looking at and how to better use your sonar.

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