Suggestions on mid $ range depth finder

[elway12]

Looking into upgrading my depth finder. Any suggestions on a solid, good performing model/brand etc. For less than about $300? DOES NOT need to have a large screen or color.

[Hot Runr Guy]

I really like my Garmin 250C. Has been discontinued, but looks like some stores may still have available.
https://buy.garmin.com/shop/shop.do?pID=243#ff250c
http://www.pcrush.com/product/Marine-Navigators/156117/Garmin-FishFinder-250C-Portable-Navigator-without-Transducer
HRG

[Tonyo]

I sure like my Eagle 480. It's not color and not fancy but it works and is sub $ 200.00.
Tonyo

[Jimmy Jig]

I would get a Eagle, 480. They should be bullet-proof...

[rabbit]

Lowrance 320 C,Eagle 480c,Eagle 500c, eagle640c Go to E-Bay and surf

[Bigfishhunter]

I have been using my Lowrance x67c for 7 years now. I used it as my primary sonar for 4 years and then moved it to the bow. Still use it during the winter. Awesome unit, very versatile and just keeps going and going.

[Backwater Eddy]

The Humminbird 141 C is a good color unit for the money, and falls in that range.

[whofan]

The Humminbird 565 has good specs for $200. Its not color though

[dajimmer]

Raymarine DS600X on sale for $325 at bethel marine, larger screen, color, and a digital. It is an awesome fishfinder for the money, usually a 7-800 dollar fishfinder.

[tzonetom]

Tons of choices if you don't mind that it is monochrome. Eagle probably gives you the best bang for the buck.

[dkmitch5]

Found a Eagle Fishmark 500C at Reeds Sporting. Paid about $200+ tax. I see that they have it marked as sold out, but might be worth a call/email to see if they have any.
Seems to be a nice unit.