LUCKYLAKER Kayak, Smelt Fishing, Wireless Fish Finder, Waterproof, Portable, Cordless, for Sea, Pier, Lake, River, Shore Fishing

Waterproof Wireless Fish Finder: The LUCKYLAKER Y2020 series portable fish finder boasts significantly improved waterproofing, making it usable even in rainy weather and protected from splashes during fishing. Furthermore, if accidentally dropped into the sea, the fish finder will float to the surface.

Spray-Type Wireless Fish Finder Sonar: This portable fish finder's sonar sensor has an operating range of up to 100 meters, a maximum detection depth of 45 meters, and a transmission angle of 90°. The portable wireless sensor weighs 45g (including battery) and measures 7.6 x 5.5 x 5cm, making it extremely lightweight and compact.

Small and High-Performance Fishing Fish Finder: Despite being a portable fish finder, it displays water depth, fish location (layer), water temperature, and depth contours. Additionally, the wireless fish finder features a zoom function to detect only specific layers, and with 10 levels of sensitivity selection, it can detect fish even in murky water. It also includes features such as a shallow water alarm and a low battery alarm. The operation screen language is Japanese.

Easy-to-use fishing gear: This wireless fish finder is extremely easy to use, requiring no complicated installation or transducer setup. Simply tie your fishing line through the hole below the wireless sonar sensor to complete the transducer setup. Just cast the wireless sonar sensor to the point you want to explore, and you'll get the information you need. Furthermore, once fish are detected, the portable fish finder will alert you with an alarm.

Compatible with various fishing methods: This portable fish finder is easy to carry. It's suitable for shore fishing from breakwaters, piers, rocky shores, and rivers, as well as boat fishing on the sea and lakes, kayak fishing, SUP fishing, and boat fishing. The wireless fish finder unit is rechargeable and can operate continuously for 6 hours on a full charge. The wireless fish finder sensor uses a button battery for power, and features a power-saving design.