Humminbird is as good at producing straightforward, budget-friendly fishfinders as at top-end, expensive ones. I formed this opinion after testing its Piranhamax series and latest Helix series. We are concerned with Piranhamax 215 here because many of you might be looking for a portable fish finder that is good both in quality and price. This … Read more
Humminbird Helix 10 has forced me to break the silence with its remarkableness. Anyone with even a little experience in fishing will know how a feature-packed fishfinder changes the game in your favour. This particular piece of equipment has a sky-high price, but advanced features like Dual Spectrum Chirp, SI+ Imaging, ultra-clear coloured display, GPS … Read more
In the ever-presence of tough competitors like Humminbird and Garmin, Lowrance most definitely knows how to thrive and stay relevant. I am partial towards the brand’s Hook2-4X — it is one of the initial fishfinders I purchased — because it tended to all my beginner needs along with an incredible value for money. It doesn’t … Read more
It is wrong to associate supreme quality, detailed images only with premium fishfinders worth the price of your kidney — okay, that was a bit sarcastic, but thousands of dollars isn’t a joke. There are plenty of affordable devices that can offer you vivid portraits of the underwater domain. Speaking of which, I’m sure the … Read more
Garmin Striker Vivid 7sv is a new addition to the brand’s evergrowing arsenal of feature-rich yet budget-conscious fishfinders. I confidently call it one of the best fishfinders under $500 because the fish in my boat on every trip doesn’t let me call it otherwise. Fellas at Garmin have upgraded the transducer to mingle Chirp, Side … Read more