Lucky fish finder wireless tutorial explained the easy way

[@scottwhite6939]

THANK YOU! I just got one of these. You gave very clear, concise, instructions. Thank you SO much for not making me fast forward through an unboxing. I hate it when people open the box and describe every piece in it. Well done sir!

[@fishingtechgear]

thanks, if for some reason your screen jams and does nor respond. Leave it on and discharge the battery, recharge and will be fine after that. It happened to me once.

[@whysukuofficial1331]

question , does this saltwater approved? what kind of mounting can it be install on boat? newbie here..

[@fishingtechgear]

It is for salt water, but this version is not for installation on a boat. I clip it to a line and rod. there are others that can be fitted to a boat look on Amazon

[@emmarosebrockwell3008]

Cool 😄

[@yeetmider9274]

Do you know what a thin green line by the fish icon mean? sometimes, when i use my lucky finder, when fish icon appears on the display, there is a thin green line above the fish.... cant find anywhere what this means...

[@peterli8425]

Hi may I ask if it’s available for taking it spearfishing?

[@fishingtechgear]

If you leave it in the boat to find fish yes, but you cannot put it in the water. It is for finding fish only and is not water proof.

[@haisitir]

Hello! My fish finder came with 2 caps for preventing water to come inside. One is transparent, do you have any idea why this one is transparent? Thanks!

[@fishingtechgear]

When you switch it on a little light shines. It could be for night fishing so you can see where it is perhaps?

[@andrejkt2631]

How is this compared to garmin? Half the price.. is it half as good? Ha. Better question, does it help you find fish?

[@fishingtechgear]

this wireless setup is handy for fishing from shore or a slow-moving boat. it does mark the fish on your screen and what depth they are and it runs on a rechargeable battery. Garmin is different, the transducer is attached to the boat and uses a 12v battery and is not wireless. I have both of them and they do the job. I guess its depends on your budget or if you have a boat or not. Garmin has more features like GPS, mapping speed etc. this does not. Watch this and see the difference kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZPFYp2nm5WDgMU

[@andrejkt2631]

@@fishingtechgear garmin has the striker cast which is also wireless and connects to phone. But thanks for the info. Cheers.

[@Nagaraju-kz8wh]

Sir Fish 1.8 Fish. 1.9. Fish size or. Weight

[@fishingtechgear]

The 1.8 or 1.9 is meters how deep the fish are. so 1.8 would be 180cm deep. not size of fish. watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKC7g4uVgsd8hM0