So I think I found the issue
When we went back out on the lake this morning, the unit was working perfectly. About 30 minutes in, it started doing it again.
I had heard about interference (EMI) before on transducers and attempted some on-the-fly testing to see what was happening.
I realized that I had been using my aerator on my live well, alternating between auto and manual. When I shut my aerator off, my unit worked fine. Once I turned my aerator on, the transducer began doing this again. I also ran my bilge pump a couple of times and noticed that it was doing it. So now I know that it is either a voltage issue or an interference issue.
Well, about an hour later, we had hooked a couple of fish and I shut my engine off. When we were ready to go again, I started up my engine and my Helix shut off. Never had that happen before.
Another hour goes by with it acting up a few times, but only when my aerator or bilge are on. Finally, I killed the engine to work some jigging. When I went to start up my engine again, nothing happened. I had a dead battery. I switched my crank battery with one of my trolling motor batteries and everything started up perfectly and ran without an issue. Not a single bit of interference happened.
I now know that I either have a bad battery or bad alternator, and that when the helix has reduced volatage, it will still work, just very shotty like the image.