Filed in archive Outdoor Products by Beverly Durfee on December 13, 2006

A cool new gadget that debuted in 2006 was the SmartCast fish finder, a lure-sized, remote sonar sensor that can be cast from a wristwatch-sized holder. The sensor can be cast about 75 feet and is easily retrieved. The finder will show information on the wrist display about nearby suspended fish, the underwater structure and bottom to a depth of 120 feet and surface water temperature.

Details:

Impressive 75 ft. radius remote operating range

100 ft. depth capability with ultra-wide 90 degree sonar beam

Easy-to-see wristmount display

One-touch menu navigation easily controls FishID, depth range, fish alarm, and sensitivity

Lightweight, compact, and totally waterproof display

Display uses a 2450CR replaceable battery

Fully waterproof Remote Sonar Sensor typically lasts for 400 hours of in-the-water usage.

The SmartCast fish finder can be used from a boat, from onshore, and while wading and in lakes, ponds, streams and rivers. Check SmartCast for more details and pricing.

Image copyright SmartCast.

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