Side imaging fish finders help locate fish and structure while also mapping depth. These are the best we've tested from Humminbird, Garmin, Lowrance, and Simrad.

Today, Humminbird continues to be on the cutting edge of side-imaging fish finders, along with down-imaging and live-view sonar technology.

The Humminbird XPLORE is making waves and gaining attention by proving itself to be one of the easiest to use fish finders ...

These days, Durick runs a Humminbird Helix 10 G2N (which stands for "Generation 2 Networkable") depthfinder with MEGA Imaging on his guide boat. That's a big name for a unit with an abundance of ...

Side imaging units have become standard equipment on the boats of the Bassmaster Elite Series pros. "Going without one would be like going without a trolling motor," says Alabama pro Tim Horton.

Mega Live Imaging allows anglers to see fish and structure in real time. Courtesy Humminbird For decades, anglers relied on fish finders with an inherent time delay. Today, however, a new breed of ...

Side-scan sonar has become more affordable and easier, so more police and sheriff departments now have what are known as "towfish." And they've been using them to rack up some interesting discoveries.

EUFAULA, Ala. -- Side-imaging sonar, technology used to locate the wreckage of the Titanic deep in the North Atlantic, is now available to anglers who just want to find a good fishing hole. Such ...

Discover the all-new Humminbird MEGA Live 2 forward-facing sonar and XPLORE fish finders, offering real-time imaging, advanced mapping, and seamless integration to elevate your fishing experience ...