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I recently purchased a Garmin Echomap Plus 44cv for my boat.  This is my first fish finder.  I've used it on a few different lakes and on the river and I keep having the same problem.  When I use the traditional mode, I see a line showing on the screen at the 5 foot mark.  When I switch to the ClearVu mode there are several lines on the screen.  The lines only show up when I am sitting still.  If the boat is moving with the trolling motor, the lines disappear and the screen is clear.  At first I thought it might have been a layer of sediment or something in the water at that level but not with it showing on different lakes.  I was able to take some pictures when I was out the other day.  Sorry they are not the greatest but they show the problem that I am having.  The transducer is mounted on the transom.  Is there a setting that is wrong or is some type of interference causing the lines?  Thanks in advance.   

 

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Are you moving or just stationary?  Fish finders show line when you are just sitting rather than moving.

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I've had this unit for a year and used it a lot this summer. I troll and sometimes stop to cast with it on. I've never seen this issue before. I don't know if it's something about your setup that's different from mine or not. It could be something like that but mine just works well with none of these things happening.

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