Portable Rechargeable Fish Finder Wireless Sonar Sensor Fishfinder Depth Locator with Fish Size, Bottom Contour, Color LCD Display

Love this! My teen son and husband said best gift this year! Easy to use, convenient to wear around neck and best part it actually works!! Found the fish right away and caught a nice trout!

Great product! I bought it for my son, but my husband liked it so much that I had to buy an additional one for him also.

UPDATE REVIEW 07/10/2020. Tried it on the water and it works, BUT here's why I docked it down to 4 from 5 stars. The battery even though charged on both finder and receiver it still went down within about 3 hrs total to half. Looking at the screen, NOT easy to see. I switched it to white and then 70% screen to read the display and still couldn't without cupping my hand over the top to shield the fish finder. Maybe make a shield for it or I'll search for an alternative covering. It showed fish and the depth clearly, temp of water, and worked well. Fish aren't biting well this time of year. For a starter fish finder good little thing minus the battery depleting quicker than I'd like. Review date 07/04/2020 - HAPPY 4TH OF JULY. Received this product after looking around for a wireless fish finder. Granted it appears only a few have received it but received high ratings regardless. Great price for a fish finder that I could use on shore or kayaking. It came with a half charge which is fine. The screen is very easy to read, see in sun as well (huge plus since normally I can't see my cell phone out on the lake due to sun glare) and moving through the menu is pretty simple. I have it charged up and ready to be tested on the water. My only thing I wish it came with was a rope or something to attach it to besides mono. I created a fishing line connected to a parachute cord deal so I could shore toss it or just drop it off the side of my yak. Will update more after water tested.

The folks at Venterior are extremely helpful, and very responsive. Best customer service experience I have had with any fishing gear company. Be sure to register your product per the instructions. Definitely get a waterproof pouch that you can wear around your neck for the receiver. A 6' - 6'6" heavy or medium heavy pole with strong line is tough enough to cast the transducer. Read the manual when you get it. The receiver has plenty of customization to suit your fishing. The display is big, bright, and easy to analyze. Alarms are adjustable, and can be quite loud. I used this fish finder for kayak crappie fishing for its first test. I was able to hit multiple spots where I thought crappie would be, and move on after only a few minutes of fan casting the transducer and getting no fish alerts or indicators. I cut my fishing time down by 15 minutes a spot, and made better use of my paddle time. I finally paddled to a spot with 90 degree cliffs, water depth of 37', and water temp in the 50s. I cast the transducer out and instantly got fish alerts. The fish depths on the receiver were between 15' and 11'. I left the transducer bobbing in the water while I fished. Within seconds I had fish in the kayak. You don't have to stare at the receiver once the alarms and icons are set and you have some familiarity with the setup. This finder is easy to use, extremely accurate, and easy to carry. Don't wait to buy one. It will make your fishing trips so much more enjoyable.

I used my fish finder for the very first time today. It worked incredibly well. I used it while fishing from my kayak on a fresh water lake here in Florida. I have the sensor attached via a snap swivel with 50 pound test monofilament fishing line approximately 15 feet long. I tied it off to a cleat on my kayak and it follows me right along. At a slow paddle, just right for fishing, the unit worked flawlessly. Actually I had to paddle fairly fast to interrupt the signal. I did have to change the background to white to see the screen in the bright sunlight. The white background makes it very visible. I did purchase a dry bag for my unit which has a blue cast. The blue cast makes the screen a little hard to see with sunglasses on. When I removed the fish finder from the dry bag it was very easy to see everything on the screen even with sunglasses on. I fished for a while with no luck but after studying the fish finder I saw the fish were shown suspended at 15 to 17 feet. The total depth was 27 to 33 feet. I adjusted the depth I was fishing at and began to catch fish. I really like this fish finder and can’t wait to get back out on the water.

Helpful but not complete. Great starting point will definitely help locate fish spots but not necessarily fish. Con -doesn’t show structure -marks anything that hits the sonar as a fish even when it’s not a fish. Pro -helps show depth change -battery life 5hrs full charge -definitely marks fish

I purchased this portable fish finder for a very remote fly-in Canadian fishing trip and was hoping for the best. I was pleasantly surprised at the immediacy of the device working. I was expecting some set up or adjusting but the device performed perfectly as is. The screen is easy to read and the screen quality good. The fish finder gave me all I needed to learn the lake with depth, water temp and marked fish. We regularly caught fish from the marks and made a huge difference for our trip. I used braided fishing line to significantly reduce chances of the line breaking and losing the sonar and attached the line to a carabiner which allowed me to easily pull it in and unhook it when motoring. I highly recommend this product for anyone needing something portable.

Product can in nicely package very well done played with the functions a little it’s very simply to use I won’t know how good it actually is until I take it out but from the other reviews I’ve seen it should be exactly what I needed and it’s rechargeable Update recommend buying saves alot of time fishing works well

Why waste time fishing in "empty" water! Venterior Portable Fish Finder can help you to locate where the fishes are before you cast your line out. Keep in mind that this fish finder does not work properly if you drag it behind your fishing boat because the waves can cause it to give false signals. Get the right kind of Venterior Fish Finder if you intend to use it while trolling.

Can't say enough good things about this fish finder. Sensor is easy to cast using a medium rod, connects instantaneously to receiver as soon as it hits the water. Readings appear to be accurate although fish sizes are subjective, not sure what they consider small, medium or large. Receiver is a bit hard on battery life so I only use it intermittently. Highly recommend this product!

I have used this fish finder now for a few months for lake fishing in my inflatable kayak. I fly fish, occasionally use gear for Kokanee ...and found it quite practical to use. Prior to fishing, I put the host lanyard around my neck so it won't fall into the water...and once in the kayak, secure the sensor to one of my D rings, switch on the hand-held unit and I am in business. Accurate and practical, shows fish and bottom contour. Charge lasts about 4 hours if using it continuously...Just do not attempt to fish really deep lakes with depths over 120 feet...it won't work. But they mention this in their user manual, which by the way, is well done. Would definitely buy it again.

This unit is amazing for shoreline fishing as it spots fish and when I cast to that area I caught fish on the second or third cast. Warranty is amazing replaced sending unit no questions asked immediate response less than 1 hour. Recommend as a help for shoreline fishing.

Measures only a couple feet in 60 foot depth. It doesn’t pick up my lure or anything. Can’t be used as a fish finder let alone a depth finder. Have tried on multiple lakes now at all different depths and ice thickness