Garmin STRIKER Plus 4 Ice Fishing Bundle with Portable Fishfinder & Dual Beam-IF Transducer - Perfect for Winter Fishing and Underwater Navigation
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Product Description
The portable 4” STRIKER™ Plus 4 ice fishing bundle is made for ice or open water (Requires Garmin GT20, GT22 or GT23 transducer (each sold separately)) so you can enjoy year-round fishing. It includes a dual-beam ice fishing transducer with Garmin CHIRP traditional sonar for crystal-clear images in shallow and deeper water as well as remarkable target separation. Built-in, high sensitivity GPS lets you mark hot spots, build maps with 1’ contours and view your boat’s speed. The intuitive user interface makes it simple to navigate to whatever feature you need, so you are ready for anything on the water.
Product Features
Easy-to-use 4” color fishfinder with built-in, high-sensitivity GPS
Includes dual-beam ice fishing transducer with Garmin CHIRP traditional sonar for crystal-clear images and remarkable target separation
Includes built-in Quickdraw Contours mapping
Find fish; mark and return to hot spots, docks and ramps
Rugged, portable carrying case to fit accessories
Customer Reviews
If you are looking for a great, economical fishing sonar for ice fishing you absolutely can't go wrong with this unit. It really is not difficult to learn to use on the ice and it works great. Separation between jig and fish is really good. I never cared much for jigging but now "I" am hooked, I can see getting your kids to use this because it is almost like a video game, when the marks come together be ready for a bite. I have been a fan of Garmin for many years and this just sealed the deal again. If iI would of had to spend several hundred dollars for a sonar I would probably still be without, my opinion you will not be disappointed.
