LUCKYLAKER Portable Display Fish Finder Boat Handheld Transducer Fish Finders Kayak Water Sensor Depth Finder LCD Wired Cable Ice Sea Fishing
$81.99
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Product description
The kayak fish finder is designed for kayak fishing, Jon boat fishing, float tube boat fishing, pontoon boat fishing, canoe fishing, which is an unmissable fishing gear in your fishing box. The high quality of portable fish finder imaging will also give you a new experience of using the handheld fish finder.
Our features:
Sensitivity adjustment: the sensitivity of the transducer fish finder can be set from 1-10 levels, just based on your needs and the changing of environment.Water temperature display: the display of water temperature will helps you to monitor the underwater environment for detecting with the fish depth finder.Fish and School Alerts: Fish depth detectors sound an alarm when fish and school of fish are close with the fishing sonar sensor.Bottom contour display: the screen of the shore fish finder can display underwater aquatic plants and rocks, used to monitor the water environment.Detection depth: The handheld fish finder can detect between 3 feet and 328.08 feet (0.6m to 100m), enough to detect conditions.Sonar Transducer: The 45°200kHz fish sonar sensor beam provides a wide detection range.
High quality and clear display:
The clear and professional imagining display could give you a new virtual experience by using three color modes, showing the bottom contour display very clearly and colored.
Rechargeable and battery saving:
The fishfinder have an internal Lithium ion battery and can be recharged by USB cable. At full charging mode, the battery life would be 4-5 hours.
Zoom in and out feature
You can set your own depth upper limit and enlargement the scene that you see through the screen. Besides, there are four different units from the menu–M/℃, FT/℃, M/℉, FT/℉.
Package:
Processional fish finderWired sonar sensor transducerManualUSB AC adapterUSB cableBracketMicro auto chargerNeck strap
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Detection Depth
328FT (100m) 131FT(40m) 131FT(40m) 328FT (100m) 147FT(45m) 147FT(45m)
Sonar Frequency
200Khz 125Khz 125Khz 200Khz 200Khz 125Khz
Sonar Beam Angle
45° 90° 90° 45° 90° 90°
Back Light Color
Blue Blue White Blue no data
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High Quality of Screen Display: The 2.4inch TFT LCD screen portable fish finder uses three colors to provides bottom contour data which has high contrast for seeing clearly. You can know the bottom contour clearly before your action.The kayak depth finder has simulation mode and transducer mode.
Fishes Size Display: The portable fish finder uses three different size icons to show how large of the fishes. Knowing the size of fishes could increase the possibility of catching large fish. In addition, when fishes and fish school near by, the portable fish finder also will alert you.
Updated Various Function: The transducer fish finder provides accurate real time data, including fish position, depth of water. In addition, the fish depth finder contains the feature of water temperature display, ice fishing display mode, screen brightness, sensitivity adjustment, and so on.
Easy to Use: The fishing sonar sensor transducer can both immerse in the water, or tie it to the hull of a boat. This kayak fish finder is perfect for beginners or professional angler, and it works right out of the box. The bracket helps you to attach sensors to your boats, canoes or kayaks.
Wide Applications: The display fish finder could be used for kayak fishing, Jon boat fishing, float tube boat fishing, pontoon boat fishing, canoe fishing and so on. Besides, the handheld fishfinders are also great fishing gifts for men.
13 reviews for LUCKYLAKER Portable Display Fish Finder Boat Handheld Transducer Fish Finders Kayak Water Sensor Depth Finder LCD Wired Cable Ice Sea Fishing
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coach –
Exceeded expectations!
Works fantastic, the fish were hugging the bottom which was confirmed with my friends hummingbird, battery was at half after aprox 5 hours! Easy to use. Only downfall is that it is not waterproof and a bit hard to see in direct sunlight, but you can’t have everything for 80 bucks. I’ll probably use this for a year or so then upgrade. But for now this is really a nice product.
FXT –
If it proves durable, it will be money well spent.
We have a two-person pedal kayak that we take out, find a cove to toss the anchor and relax in the water. Wanted this mainly for depth finder and to get some idea of any structure below us before tossing the anchor. Our kayak has a mount for a specific Lowrance fish finder but too much money for my blood. Drilled a big hole in the removable panel on the bottom and zip tied the transducer to the bracket on the panel. Routed the cable inside the body of the kayak and put the main unit in a rail mounted cup holder. Worked immediately. I had the brightness at 6 and I could make out the depth and some of the details on fish and bottom shape without trouble. Blocking some of the direct sunlight with my hand made the screen very easy to read. Maybe a shrouded bracket to mount it on a side rail would be perfect. Good investment for the money.
David Treadwell –
Nice for float tubing
I had an interesting experience with the first one that I got. It worked fine right out of the box, but after a couple of uses it became intermittent. The problem became worse over the first two months of ownership. I found that the cable just above the strain release was where the problem was. I reported it to Amazon and they replaced it without a hassle. This new one is great. I am pretty sure that if I had to do it over again I would get the wireless version rather that the cable one that I got.I find it very useful in knowing where not to fish rather than where to fish. I think I will get more and more benefit from it the more I use it. So far seeing the depth at which the fish are really helps.
B. J. Mayer –
Works but screen hard to see in sun and charge doesn’t hold
I’ve used the battery-operated version of this for about five years, replacing it twice as eventually it stopped working. We crab in an open boat and it’s hard on a non-waterproof handheld item like this. I decided to try this one due to more of a view of the bottom, So far fairly good. It shows fairly good detail. The color screen can be hard to see in the sun, and it has way too much line for our use. The float slips from where you place it on the line very easily as well. But overall it is a very useful device. The jury is out on how long the charge will last in use.Update: the unit is rechargeable which sounded good but the battery does not hold well enough for a few hours crabbing or fishing. It’s also nearly impossible to read in bright sun. I’m returning it.
Satisfied –
lucky laker fish finder
Delivered ahead of scheduled time. product was also delivered in excellent shape and is very easy to use.
Jaclyn –
worked great
worked great for price!
DANIEL SMALLEY –
Doesn’t work well
Reads too erratic
Gunslinger –
budget small boat sonar
Rechargeable, easy to transfer boat to boat, easy to read color screen. Dandy for small boat, canoe or kayak. Great for the price.
justin indo –
Just went out for the day ice fishing. It worked amazing, it marked fish showed your line, depth, water temp.
Dryden –
I haven’t used this fish finder for very long, but so far it seems pretty decent. I haven’t used many fish finders, but when you turn the fish icon on, it seems to register anything floating in the water as a fish. It also seems to register tiny freshwater shrimp as large fish as well. I’ve turned the sensitivity up and down, and I get the same results. I have 3d printed an arm to run between the mounting plate attached to the kayak and the sonar sensor, so that I can flip the sensor up out of the water as needed. I also 3d printed an arm that holds the screen that attaches to the Kayak as well. Now I am experimenting with having a small 5v solar panel hooked up to it, as I am sure I will be fishing long hours. So far that seems to be working.
Jube1972 –
I did a lot of research on fish finders trying to find the sweet spot between not being too expensive but also being functional prior to purchasing the LuckyLaker.Found a couple of great video reviews by MVB Outdoors that were very helpful.Very happy with my purchase
DOUG –
Stopped working just shows 1.9ftI would like to return.Used it 3 times last Summer and once ice fishing.
Roger –
This is what I was looking for.