LUCKY Portable Sonar Fish Finder Boat Depth Fishing Fish Finders Waterproof Handheld Wireless Fishing Finder Kayak Transducer Depth Finders for Ice Fishing Sea

Great portable fish finder - easy tp use

I purchased the Lucky fish finder for ice fishing. It is very easy to use, small, easily portable and works very well. Shows bottom depth and fish in 3 different sizes and the depth the fish are at. The batteries last the entire time that I have been on the ice which was over 7 hrs. I charge it every day when I get home. I have used it for 5 days in a row without any issues. Priced right, very satisfied for what I’m using it for.

The device works well for those of us that don't have boats. We use it from the dock or shore and it finds fish. It is a little expensive for what you get and could use a few improvements, but you won't be disappointed with your purchase.

like well for fishing worked fine for 2 months, then failed to transmit. i think battery is bad and will not recharge.

It is a very nice portable sonar and depth finder. I’ve used it numerous times and it seems to be pretty accurate. I have mine set to bigger fish alert only and it has proven to be pretty accurate. I only wish that the product stated the sizes/weight of the fish they consider small, medium, big. I have not had any issues with it, but I do tend to baby my fishing equipment. It’s depth finder is accurate within a ft or so. I compared certain depths the sonar says with the actual depth listed on web sites and such and it is correct. Very satisfied and would recommend it for anyone, especially bank anglers. Very good product

I had high hopes for the LUCKY Portable Sonar Fish Finder, but my experience was nothing short of disappointing. From the moment I unboxed the unit, I encountered a series of issues that tarnished its overall functionality. First and foremost, the most critical issue I faced was that water leaked into the fish finder during my first outing. I was careful and followed the instructions for use, but it seems the waterproofing was inadequate. This not only rendered the device unusable but also left me worried about its longevity and reliability. It’s hard to have confidence in a product designed for aquatic environments when it can't withstand exposure to water. Moreover, the readings were alarmingly inaccurate. I tested the device in several different locations, and it consistently failed to provide reliable depth readings or accurate fish location information. What should have been an exciting fishing experience turned into a frustrating exercise in trying to decipher the nonsensical data displayed on the screen. Instead of enhancing my fishing strategy, the fish finder seemed to lead me astray, wasting precious time that could have been spent actually fishing. Additionally, I found the user interface to be confusing and not intuitive. It took a significant amount of time to figure out how to access basic functions, and even then, the performance did not match expectations. In conclusion, I cannot recommend the LUCKY Portable Sonar Fish Finder. Between the water leakage and the inaccurate readings, it simply failed to deliver on its promises. For anyone serious about fishing, I would advise seeking a more reliable option that can withstand the elements and provide trustworthy data. Save your money and avoid this one!

When my son, and his family from New York visit us here on the lake in Virginia, he practically lives on our dock. In fact, once he slept all night in our deck boat on the lift. I've seen him have as many as four fishing rods with lines in the water at once. His mom keeps flour and lemons in the dock refrigerator because sometimes he will cook and eat a fish that he just caught. We needed to get a second tiny refrigerator for the bait. He and his two boys have caught perch, bass, sunfish and lake striper from our dock. I just tested the Lucky Portable Sonar Fish Finder on the dock and found the color graphic display outstanding. It was easy to use while it mapped the lake bottom with accurate depth readings, brush pile locations, and fish. So even after fishing off our dock for 16 years now, my son and his boys will now have a great new tool to add to the joy of visiting grandma and grandpa on the lake. I almost purchased a fish finder that worked with cellphones, but then I realized it was not a good idea to put an expensive cellphone in harms way. This Lucky Portable Fish Finder has a lanyard, is rugged, waterproof, and inexpensive whereas, my son's cellphone is none of those things.

Bought this for use from my kayak and from the bank. It took some trial and error to figure out as the users manual is not detailed and definitely not comprehensive. That said, it does work well and is perfect for my needs. I like that I don't have to use my smartphone battery to power the sonar display like with an iBobber or Deeper device. Understand going into the use of this device that the bobber/transducer will go into a sleep state if out of water. It will reconnect to the receiver as soon as it's put back in the water. This is. It explained in the users manual. It's early yet, but so far, I am quiet pleased with the decision to buy this device.