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GET MORE FROM
YOUR ELECTRONICS.

Modern sonar is powerful. But expensive equipment only helps when it is installed correctly, tuned for the conditions and understood by the angler using it.

SONARSEE IT CLEARLY
MAPPINGFISH WITH PURPOSE
ACTIVETARGETTRACK WITH CONFIDENCE

Blade Electronics Setup & Optimization

YOUR ELECTRONICS SHOULD HELP YOU FIND FISH—NOT CREATE MORE QUESTIONS.

Factory settings and rushed installations rarely deliver the best performance. Blade Outdoors helps anglers properly set up, tune and understand their Lowrance electronics—from traditional sonar and SideScan to mapping, ActiveTarget and complete multi-unit systems.

Whether you are installing a new graph or trying to improve an existing setup, the goal is the same: settings built around your boat, your water and the way you fish.

What we can work through

FROM INSTALLATION
TO INTERPRETATION.

Copying settings is easy. Knowing why they work—and when they need to change—is what makes the equipment useful.

01

New Unit Setup

Start with the right foundation. Configure menus, data overlays, screen layouts, mapping, sonar sources, networking and fishing preferences around your boat and the way you fish.

02

Sonar Optimization

Fine-tune frequency, sensitivity, contrast, range, color palettes, noise rejection, scroll speed and other settings for the water, depth and targets you are fishing.

03

Transducer Setup

Review mounting location, alignment, interference, depth readings and SideScan image quality. Settings cannot compensate for a poorly positioned or misaligned transducer.

04

ActiveTarget Setup

Improve installation, orientation and calibration, then learn how to use Forward, Down and Scout views to track bait, cover and moving fish with confidence.

05

Custom Graph Preferences

Build useful screens for bass, musky, deep weed edges, offshore structure, shallow cover, ice fishing, navigation and unfamiliar water—not someone else’s generic setup.

06

On-the-Water Training

Learn what the screen is actually telling you, how to recognize fish and structure, and when conditions require a setting change. The goal is understanding—not memorizing buttons.

Detailed shaded-relief lake mapping used to identify fishing structure

Built for how you fish

ONE FACTORY DEFAULT
DOESN’T FIT EVERY ANGLER.

A musky angler working deep weed edges needs a different working screen than a bass angler picking apart shallow cover. Your graph layout, mapping, sonar views and data overlays should support the decisions you make most often.

BassMuskyDeep weed edgesOffshore structureShallow coverIce fishingNavigationNew water

Ways to get help

START WITH THE
PROBLEM IN FRONT OF YOU.

From one frustrating setting to a complete networked boat system, the right starting point depends on what is installed and what is not working.

03

Remote Consultation

For menu settings, layouts, mapping and troubleshooting that can be handled remotely.

Ask about this option →
04

On-the-Water Training

For learning to interpret sonar and make adjustments under real fishing conditions.

Ask about this option →
05

Full Boat Optimization

For networked, multi-unit systems that need complete configuration and consistency.

Ask about this option →

Spend less time in the menus

GET YOUR
ELECTRONICS DIALED IN.

Tell us what equipment you have, how it is installed and what you want to improve. We will help identify the right next step.

Contact Blade Outdoors

Blade Outdoors is an independent outdoor brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Lowrance. Lowrance and ActiveTarget are trademarks of their respective owner.