The Best Fish Finders In 2023
Best Fish Finders For The Money (Updated for May 2023)
Today’s market offers a wide range of fish finders for different prices, starting below the price mark of $100, and going up to more than $9,000. However, not all of them offer a great price/quality ratio. When looking for a fish finder, each one of us is on a certain budget and we would most…
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Best Ice Fish Finders (Updated for May 2023)
The ice fish finders that we’ve covered here are some of the best available in 2020, at least for the moment. Our top 10 covers models for all budgets and needs. They’re all portable, they include all the necessary accessories and features for ice fishing…
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Best Fish Finders Under $300 (Updated for May 2023)
Fish finders come in many sizes offering more or less features and accessories, and some go up to 4,000 bucks, or even more. However, especially if you’re usually fishing on a lake, from a small boat or kayak, chances are you’ll never need features like marine GPS, maps with aerial photography, Radar, or even networking.…
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Best Fish Finders Without GPS (Updated for May 2023)
Not everyone wants a fish finder with GPS and other navigation features especially considering that these considerably increase its price. So, especially if you fish on the same lake(s) that you already know pretty well, chances are that GPS, maps, radar support, or tide information won’t be of too much use. Therefore, here are some…
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Best Kayak Fish Finders (Updated for May 2023)
Fish finders come in many sizes offering more or less features and accessories, but it’s pretty obvious that not all of them would make a great choice for a kayak. For example, most anglers would say that a $2,000 unit is pretty much overkill for kayak fishing as you may not need features as a…
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Best Side Imaging Fish Finders (Updated for May 2023)
When it comes to sonar technology, Side Imaging is one of the top-tier sonar features a fish finder can have. That’s because, with a feature such as this, you can obtain a much better picture of the underwater environment and the location of fish in relation to the boat. It is also great for navigational…
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Best Down Imaging Fish Finders (Updated for May 2023)
Down scanning, down imaging, or down vision sonar technology is a step further from traditional sonar technology. It offers a superior quality view of the sonar returns, and whatever passes underneath the boat will appear on the screen in a much clear detail than in traditional sonar imaging. It’s much better than standard sonar, especially…
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101 Tips For Lake Fishing
No, this is not “lake fishing 101”. In this post, we’re going to provide 101 useful bits of advice for fishing a lake. #01. Many lakes have specific regulations. Some may require artificial lures only, others prohibit barbed hooks, treble hooks, or rigs with multiple hooks. So…
How To Fish For Walleye
The walleye (Sander vitreus) is one of the highly prized freshwater fish in North America. In this post, we’re going to address the most important aspects of walleye fishing. We’re going to point out here what are the best weather conditions and walleye tackle…
How To Fish For Bluegill
The bluegill is one of the most popular panfish among anglers simply because it’s easy to catch, it feeds throughout the day so you don’t have to be on the lake early. In this post, we’re going to cover the most important aspects with regard to bluegill fishing…
How To Fish For Crappie
Although crappie fall into the panfish category and don’t grow very large, they’re highly prized and they’re actually some of the most fished species in the sunfish family. That’s because they’re fun to catch which makes them very popular among recreational anglers, but they’re also considered…