We review, test, then recommend the best products. Learn more about how we do it here. No matter if you fish as a hobby, serious hobby, or serious business, the best combo of fish finder GPS and fishfinder will help you find more fish and catch even more.
Let me first address the elephant. So this fish finder does indeed have GPS and mapping but no MicroSD slot. This means that the Garmin maps you get with your fishfinder unit are all you have.
The FishReveal technology is one of the most impressive features of Hook Reveal. You can now see both structures and fish arches simultaneously. Although this is becoming a more common feature in fish finders, it still impresses.
This feature allows you input variables about the species that you are targeting, such as the time of year, weather conditions, wind speed, and other factors. The fish finder then uses algorithms that are based on the lake it is fishing. It will show you a map of the areas it believes you should fish, and which spots to avoid. It's pretty cool, right?
Independently testing, evaluating, and recommending the best products. You can read more about our review process here. The best combination of fish finder and GPS combos will help you catch more fish, no matter how serious or casual your fishing hobby is.
Although all of this can seem overwhelming, the good news is that you have the option to choose which features you would like since each one has a dollar sign attached. I should start a store called "Build a Fish Finder."
Active Imaging is included, as well as a 3-in-1 transducer. This means that you will get better quality images at deeper depths and all the sonar options you can imagine. The 6-fold splitscreen allows you to see everything at once, including side imaging, down imaging and structurescan.
