In other words, I bought it, I tried it, I didn't like it, and I sold and Thank you both for that additional information. In summary, I found the boat was just too fast, the trolling motor was OK, and the sonar was very disappointing. I was uncertain of the actual direction the sonar was viewing? (Is the sonar rotating 360 degrees maybe? If so how do you stop it from rotating?)

There is constant movement (fish & terrain?) on the screen & I am not sure why?

All fish look the same (from what I can tell) The sonar was the biggest disappointment: The saving grace for this boat is the slow trolling speed. It is easy to run your bass boat right onto land and get stuck there. The top speeds are way too fast for these small waterways. Now, here's my personal opinion of the best bass boat: I might buy a small motorboat (without sonar) to replace the kayak. I still float fish and lure fish from a kayak. In some rare cases where I might need a boat, a kayak works for me. The best bottom rods can cast 300 feet so I can reach almost anywhere on most lakes. I have all my hot-spots already marked with buoys at every location. I primarily fish with 4 bottom rods from shore. I bought the best bass boat (paid $391k+) just to see how I would like it and it honestly does not work for me.

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