RICANK Portable Fish Finder, Contour Readout Handheld Fishfinder Depth readout 3ft(1m) to 328ft (100m) with Sonar Sensor Transducer and LCD Display 5 Modes Sensitivity Options Fish Depth Finder Yello

I'm writing this on my boat and actually catching fish as I type the review. This is seriously so much fun! This thing works like a lucky cricket! I've been out here fishing for months and I caught more today than all year. It works great for bait fish (shows small fish) and then medium sized indicator represents medium sized cats, large sand bass, large crappie. Big fish indicator is like 15lbs+. Don't use it in a pool to test it. TBH That's dumb. It's basically a clicker that measures time. Not distance or fish. Air bubbles screw with it so you have to be drift trolling or trolling real slow with an electric motor. Soon as I crank the motor up she gives false readings. That's because the air bubbles send a ping and the device measures the time incorrectly. If it's not working, I suggest playing with your sensitivity indicator. Something tells me this switches the frequency (like sound pitch of the internal clicker) the lower the sensitivity, the wider the angle (more area covered) the higher the sensitivity the greater accuracy, but less area covered. I'm on setting 4 of 5 in 14ft muddy water. And I'm lighting these fish up. Came super fast, and had a nice return date of 90 days, but honestly I'm never going back out without one.

This little portable fish finder is a steal. It works for the Kayak perfectly, inexpensive and easy to use. I've used this finder many times in the Kayak and off the piers. I have not been skunked since this purchase. Seriously just enjoy the sound of fish all around you...."beeps when in range" haha.

Didn't get a chance to reallyknow much about this device.I dropped it in the water and it doesn't function properly now.

The screen is too small to be of use, and the scale to find fish depth is hard to interpret. It does not show bottom contour which is one of the most important things to see when hunting fish. Spent more money and get some other decent fish finder/depth reader, you won't regret it.

I would not trust this for marking fish but it’s depth radar is very accurate. I was in my kayak in the Puget sound. Paddles up to a nice boat and asked their depth and it was right on track with what this radar read at about 80ft deep. Obviously will not be as good as a legit more expensive model but when compared to the cost of most fishing gear, this is solid value and definitely worth adding to a fisherman’s collection in my opinion.