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It says I have 2 big ledges that go up 4ft but it’s a flat bottom it just makes up stuff and people that have no idea whats in the water at a lake or river with low visibility probably believe what they are seeing.The lightweight and portability are features that make it perfect for camping and hiking trips and for times when using a boat is not practical or allowed.

The scree slowly scrolls to the left after each second, so one full screen holds the current sonar, -1 second, -2 second, and -3 second sonar. I planned to try out the iBobber in several situations; on the ocean, on a slow river and on a fast river. We didn’t encounter any machaca that day and I was left to surmise the iBobber fish finder may have been fooled by floating debris. The built-in LED beacon and the strike and fish alarms are great for ice fishing, carp and night fishing. You can use the iBobber fish finder feature to locate and warn you when fish gather and the alarm to let you know when they are biting.ReelSonar isn’t one of the biggest players in the fish finding game—the iBobber is their only fish finder (though they do have some other nifty, non-fish finder products available to anglers).

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We’ll talk about what the GPS does in the “ Other features” section—it’s not there for nothing—but it doesn’t actually help you create maps. For those unfamiliar the iBobber is a castable bluetooth fishfinder that syncs up to a smartphone or tablet.I have not yet had a chance to try the iBobber in a lake from a boat or shore, or while ice fishing. It works in saltwater and freshwater and is very effective at locating fish and structures on ponds, lakes, streams and rivers.