Lowrance Hook Reveal 9 Fish Finder 9 Inch Screen with Transducer and C-MAP Preloaded Map Options

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Out of the box this unit works great. It is easy to customize to your specific fishing conditions but really that is not needed, the auto default settings get the job done. The FishReveal feature that overlays the sonar onto the downscan is ingenious. You can see the fish arches at the same time you are viewing the structure they are hanging around. It came loaded with detailed lake maps, GPS, easy setting of waypoints and more. My favorite feature is your ability to set up custom pages combining sonar and downscan, or side view and a chart etc. The chart, sonar, down scan and sidescan are built in and also there but you can easily add five more custom pages. Finally, there are many free in depth online tutorials from real users, some on the water, for the setup, customization and getting most out of unit that make you proficient with the fishfinder before you even hit the water. I have had other fishfinders and was always frustrated with not seeing anything. The Lowrace Hook Reveal is amazing and a great deal for the price.

Love this works very well

I had my eye on this type of fish finder/ GPS plotter for quite a while. I bought the 5 inch display with the preloaded inland maps and installed it on a 2004 Bass Tracker Pro Crappie 175. The Good: - Worked right out of the box with all functionality as advertised. - Pulled up the maps of the two major reservoirs I fish without any prompting or setting. - Sonar image of bottom structure is a bonus. - Shows the course you have traveled on the map screen. - Maps show lake features, navigation aids, shoreline and depth. Would be an advantage when fishing a new lake. - Not too difficult to learn basics of electronics settings and options, but does take a little study. The Bad: -Routing the transducer cable thru the boat's wiring channel so it would be hidden was a pain. Be sure and have an electrician's fish tape on hand. - The 5 inch screen is really too small, especially if you're and older guy. If I fished more often, I would definitely go with a larger screen. - Be sure you've got enough space to mount it. Mine was a little tight in the location where the old finder was located, but it worked out OK. - I didn't catch any more fish than usual :-)