LUCKYDisplay Portable Fish Finder Sensor Wired Handheld Depth Finder Sonar Sea Kayak Fish Finders Transducer

Figured I would share my preliminary results of using the portable fish finder in saltwater conditions. The unit itself feels like a professional hand held device and has a solid feel. The wire connection that connects the sonar and the monitor has a quick disconnect, care needs to be taken here so that it does not disconnect during usage. However, I have not had that issue, even in rough jersey shore seas. The sonar device can be mounted on the boat hull, a fishing pole, or you can just use the included float. If you are using the float make sure that the wire does not sink to the bottom, this could snag it. In terms of corrosion resistance, the sonar is holding up pretty well so far, as well as the wire. In-water testing was also successful, unit picks up under water structures, and accurate depth. Schools of fish show up very well and it was really nice to see a functioning unit that was not $2500. The LCD display is easy to read and features a back light that can be turned off to save battery life. I would highly recommend this unit for people that are looking for a fish finder that doesn't break the bank.I would recommend this fish finder to anyone that is looking for a budget option and functionality. Works great for kayak or boat fishing in either fresh or saltwater.

This is a very good fish finder priced affordably. The temp and depth is accurate. I placed it next to my Raymarine and came pretty close. It comes with boat mounts but I am using it portably. I can move it to the front of the boat or to the side or rear. It comes with the floats. It's easy to see where the small or large fishes are according to depth. The screen is also pretty clear to see.

Came out of the box unusable. It comes on but the screen remains black and only shows light at the edges. Not recommended

I ordered this one because it also includes barometer reading but it doesn't matter what it reads if you can't see it during the daylight. Looks great at night though. So now, I have two.

I used this product for ice fishing. It has a pretty accurate depth finder , and temperature reader. I fished a pond that is 6-8 feet and it marked fish everywhere. I didn’t get any fish but it definitely was tracking fish. I put it on the other side of the pond which is my neighbors side and it marked zero fish. That is pretty accurate to me, during the summer you can see baitfish and bass bedding on my side, i barley catch any fish on the left side🥲 Bonus!!!(i left this outside in 26 degree weather for 4 hours on accident i took it inside wiped it off and it still functions great!)

My first time trying out a fish finder and this is not a bad way starter and budget device. I tested it out at my local pier and was able to get the temp and depth of the water quickly. It also detected some fish in an area I knew bait fish usually swim. I plan to use this on a boat when I head to the reservoir, which may help when trolling. Cant wait...

I was hoping by the other reviews that I read that I would have the same luck with this fish finder but no such luck. I compared it with my dad's vexilar and this fish finder said it was 32 ft when it was really only 14 ft. And it kept showing fish going by constantly even though there was none going by on the vexilar. I've used this twice and I've had problems both times. Had high hopes but I'm glad it worked for other people.

Loved it

Powerful, compact and very accurate fish finder, I am very pleased with the ease of use and versatility. On the initial trip out I took the opportunity to compare the depth and fish identification to an Hunminbird fish finder mounted to another boat and it was identical. Highly recommend this fish finder, we will definitely using it for ice fishing in winter.

Works pretty good for the cost. Runs on its own batteries, which is convenient. Can be a little too sensitive as it picked up my lure as a fish. Overall not bad.

Was looking for an affordable fish finder to take on the canoe, kayak, and to use from shore in areas we are unfamiliar with. This one is simple, easy to use. Depth seem accurate but has a bit of trouble if the water is very cloudy (spring flood waters here are making areas unusually cloudy) I don't expect this will be a problem in a few weeks. I like that it shows if the bottom is rocky vs weedy. I do wish the chord did not sink as it pulls the floater with the finder back to the boat/shore. Adding a few floaters to the line as well would help this issue. Looking forward to using it with my kid as something to play with while we are fishing. Whether it will help us catch more fish is yet to be determined :)

this works fine, is small and cheap.Can barely see the screen in any sort of lighting.tried cupping the screen with my hand, put glasses on up to my face and still could barely see

This fish finder is very good. I already have Garmin fish finder but this is more useful. I tested Lucky fish finder with my Garmin and it was very accurate than I thought. Especially, Lucky fish finder is very portable.Garmin should bring a heavy battery but Lucky uses 2 AAA batteries so it's easy to bring it.I tested it for my ice fishing and it works well. It displays the barometric pressure. I usually used my cellphone app for that. However, I don't need to use my cellphone anymore because the new Lucky fish finder has it. One thing I really like is it displays separately a big fish and small fish. It is a good feature.It is also waterproof to sprayed water so I will try to use this for my kayak this summer.If you want to find the best budget fish finder, I highly recommend this product.