Hi all . I have a chance to trade my Tesoro Deleon for a Fisher 1280x aquanot. I like the fact i can use the Fisher in the water and land as ill be going more to the beach this year, but i like the Tesoro aswell with the I.D graph and its performace its a good machine and im getting used to it. How is the depth compair to the Deleon ? I had a Fisher 1212x along time ago and it was good and is still has my best find an 1853 farthing. Anyone have any experience with this 1280x. Thanks all.HH
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1280x or tesoro deleon
- Thread starter Wheelin
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1280X is considered by many to be the best freshwater unit ever made but its big and bulky for land use.
DeLeon on the other hand is a nice land machine and is not applicable to water hunting...Deleon likes small gold jewelry better than a 1280X but a 1280X is deeper..I guess it depends on what type of hunting you are going to do...Certainly if you had both would make a good combo to cover two facets of the hobby...
DeLeon on the other hand is a nice land machine and is not applicable to water hunting...Deleon likes small gold jewelry better than a 1280X but a 1280X is deeper..I guess it depends on what type of hunting you are going to do...Certainly if you had both would make a good combo to cover two facets of the hobby...