🐠 LUCKY Portable Fish Finder - Advanced Handheld Kayak Fish Finder for Boat and Sea Fishing Review

I caught a 9.10lb Largemouth Bass with my PB. The seeker put me on a fish and guided me to the right depth. A midsummer 100 degrees in the Texas Hill Country is a tough time to fish. I fished every day no matter what time I went out. It would be great to see this product with a decent IP rating, at least splash proof. Overall very happy with the product and my purchase.

I was looking for a lightweight portable fish finder for our Paddle mini pontoon boat. This item was exactly what I was looking for - right out of the box it was ready to use as soon as it was charged. I took it on our boat, dropped the sensor in the water and it worked right away. Another big plus was that everything you needed was in the box - you didn't have to order anything separately. Very happy with this purchase.

Absolute rubbish. Didn't work at all, never. I took it out on the bay with my kayak and it showed nothing but a flat line on the bottom. The depth said I was 20 feet deep when the cove was no more than 15 feet deep. There were no features of the ground either, even when I was sure I was over a large structure. Tried again in the sea with the same result. The device said I was in 3 feet of water and never changed, the water temp said it was 110 degrees. Don't waste money.

Terrible product. Went ice fishing to a Michigan lake first used for crappie. Amazing weed found at 12ft depth, transparency was at bottom, weed was halfway through. The sonar worked and reflected an image full of fish at all depths, but when I looked into the hole there wasn't a single one (in fact, I didn't catch it at that point). Can be useful when fishing on sandy or textured ice but obviously not on shallow areas with weed or texture as it will mark the fish not habitat. Yes, even tried…

1. Very easy to use, ready to use2. Internal battery, lasts a very long time, used 8 hours straight and still has less than half the performance.3. Pretty accurate, but it just shows the wrong type of fish. Has an adapter for your boat or pontoon boat like mine.5. I've also used it on land, it detects fish about 50ft from shore. The feet of the water give a pretty good indication of where the fish are because knowing where to cast the line is important. We don't like that the sound signal…

I have used a battery powered depth finder/fish finder for freshwater lake trout and freshwater salmon fishing for many years. My old block stopped working and I took a closer look at the new block. Bought a portable device from Lucky. Good unit. There were problems with the new device and I contacted the seller. They were incredibly responsive and kind. After investigating the problem, they quickly sent me a new replacement unit. That works great. Easy to use and accurate. Good size screen…

This device is ideal for ice fishing! Very useful when drilling a large number of holes in the ice to determine depth and fish. It has a flasher feature that I didn't realize matched my Humminbird Ice 55's gauge Instead of dragging your Humminbird Flasher from hole to hole to check depth and find fish before you go fishing is this device is a great replacement and gets the job done quickly. Also nice is the simulation mode, which allows you to explore and customize your device to prepare for…

This portable fish finder works very well. The value for money is excellent! It's very easy to use. Metric units (meters and degrees Celsius for depth and water temperature) are preset by default. If you need imperial units (feet and Fahrenheit), simply change them to imperial units in the menu. The second time I use it on a lake it seems accurate (compared to the lake depth chart I have) and is pretty good at locating fish (I know because I've had a lot of bites on my line and bait on the hook