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Tshombe Moore (pictured above) hosts our NAVIONICS classes




Len Vinci (pictured above) hosts our Sonar classes






About Future Pro "Tech"

The technology available to today's angler is truly amazing. Ol' school anglers often express their dismay at the fact that much in the way of electronics didn't exist in their day, and at times, form conjecture on how much better they could have been had they had access to today's modern marvels. And, having the latest in “hi-tech” bass fishing equipment is without question one key to successful angling and many spare no expense in buying the best technology on the market.

The question we all have to ask ourselves however is: Are we maximizing the use of this expensive technology we have invested so much money in?

Enter...Future Pro "Tech", a curriculum of hands-on classes specifically designed to help anglers understand today's "high tech" equipment - equipment that has become a necessary part of just about every competitive angler's arsenal. Many anglers own "high tech" equipment, but a great majority are simply not familiar with even the primary functions of these "pricey" units, and never gain the confidence in, or recognize the effectiveness of, these true modern marvels.

 

FPT "Tech" classes are FREE and are conducted in a hands-on, classroom format, projected on a HD big-screen TV, with electronic fish finder, and mapping unit simulations available for effective interactive instruction. Registration is on a first-come, first served basis and classes are limited to twenty-five (25) students per class for maximum effectiveness, with each student receiving notepads/study materials, and refreshments.

FPT "Tech" courses are conducted by factory trained professionals in a seminar/lab format, helping students understand what often cannot be understood simply by reading an instruction manual.

Classes are open to all anglers whether you fish for bass, trout, kokanee, or any other species of fish, and information about various brands of electronics will be covered including Lowrance, Garmin, etc, so please know that you will leave with a better understanding of electronics and how it relates to your specific unit.

FPT "Tech" classes feature:

- "Hands on" training on the high-tech electronics, equipment, and tackle you use

- Classes are presented in a lecture/lab format
- No tuition fee
- Quality training as class size is limited to 25 students


FPT "Tech" classes can help you:

- Reduce your learning curve
- Increase your productivity on the water
- Get the most out of your "high tech" equipment


2012 FPT "Tech" class descriptions:



Electronic Chart Navigation - 101 - "Mapping out effective strategies", featuring Tshombe Moore of NAVIONICS Inc.

Students can expect to learn from this course:

- Basic principles of electronic mapping
- Navigating from point A to point B
- Installing mapping chips
- Course plotting
- Storing data/settings
- Data recall
- Map/Software upgrading



Sonar Basics
- "Using sonar to find fish", featuring Len Vinci, of Johnson Outdoors.

 

Student can expect to learn from this course:

- Basic functionality
- Setting alarms
- Resolving noise/interference issues
- Setting Way Points
- Understanding Side Imaging/Down Imaging
- Transducer technology/functionality/rigging
- Downloading software

- Offloading stored data


FPT "Tech -
Curriculum of courses for 2012:

ALL STUDENTS - Please note:

You are required to complete "Basic Level" classes BEFORE you can enroll in the "Intermediate Level" lasses
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February
15th - C&C Marine (Citrus Heights) - Sonar Basics Class

March
22nd - Phil's Prop and Tackle (Redding) - Sonar Basics Class

April

12th - Gone Fishin' Marine (Dixon) - Sonar Concepts - Basic Level Class

18th - C&C Marine (Sacramento) Rigging Class

26th - Gone Fishin' Marine (Dixon) - Sonar Concepts - Intermediate Level Class

May
17th - Sportsman's Warehouse (Sacramento) - Sonar Concepts - Basic Level Class
23rd - Sportsman's Warehouse
(Sacramento) - Sonar Concepts - Intermediate Level Class
31st - Fishermen's Warehouse (Sacramento) - NAVIONICS 101 - "Electronic Mapping"

June

14th - Fisherman's Warehouse (Sacramento) - Sonar Concepts - Basic Level Class


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