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I bought one off Ebay came from China. Eyoyo with a 30M cable. Was quite clear and easy to use. Big problem and reason I don't or won't use it, is sure as sh×× the fish wrap your line around it 9 times outta 10 even if it's down another hole a few feet away lol. I lost a few nice ones last winter because of it.
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I second that, you will get tangled up sometimes but it's a great tool to see what's down there looking at your bait if you are in new waters.. I have the same brand as well.
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I have the Fish TV and only use it for perch. A couple years back, after being frustrated trying to face the camera towards my lures (difficult if there is any current) I turned the camera so it points down. Now its like sight fishing for perch but you don't get the sore neck from looking down the hole all day. I put it down just till the bottom is visible ( usually 12' off bottom). It also keeps the kids entertained which means longer days on the ice.
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QUOTE (DOS @ Dec 05, 2017 - 10:13 am)
I have the Fish TV and only use it for perch. A couple years back, after being frustrated trying to face the camera towards my lures (difficult if there is any current) I turned the camera so it points down. Now its like sight fishing for perch but you don't get the sore neck from looking down the hole all day. I put it down just till the bottom is visible ( usually 12' off bottom). It also keeps the kids entertained which means longer days on the ice.
Dan
This is actually a great idea... Might think about investing in one next year for this...
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I have a Fish TV. Black and white, decent sized screen (7") and can be powered by a 12 V. I thoroughly enjoyed using a family friends while in Saskatchewan for pike and walleye. Always a joy to see what is around and what lures they are interested in. Had a pike come and smash a lure and ended up bending the hook one time. The TV didn't warn me about that fish though.
Depending on the clarity of the water you can normally see 6-10 ft in front and it shows the whites of walleye fins pretty distinctively as well.
Bought mine for $70 off Kijiji. Normally they are $120ish
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I have one use it all the time, mine is also wireless uses a wifi hot spot so you can use ypur phone or tablet. When setting it up just put it behind you this prevents getting tangled up and losing fish.
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You must have newer marcums cause the originals were junk. Leaking cameras , blown boards and crap Monitors. I sent three separate ones back before I gave up on them
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QUOTE (Mjack7 @ Dec 08, 2017 - 09:05 am)
You must have newer marcums cause the originals were junk. Leaking cameras , blown boards and crap Monitors. I sent three separate ones back before I gave up on them
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Hey uglystick84 I have the vexilar fishphone. I use it in 30ft of water in the boq and current moves pretty good, any deeper water is dirty so hard to see. Not sure what you mean by how far the wi-fi goes the app you download creates a wi-fi hot-spot you can go anywhere. I hope this helps
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