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Bright, sunlight-readable Garmin 6 inch Echomap Plus 63cv includes one transducer that features both Garmin CHIRP traditional sonar and CHIRP ClearVu scanning sonar. Preloaded with LakeVu HD maps covering 17,000+ total lakes, 13,000 with 1 foot contours.

The world's easiest fish finder, HOOK2- 4x Bullet offers simple menus, easy access to key functions and Autotuning sonar. Powered by proven Lowrance performance, HOOK2-4x features wide-angle, Broadband sonar coverage.

The STRIKER Plus 7sv fish locator with a bright 7 in display and built-in GPS features Garmin Quickdraw Contours map drawing software, which stores up to 2 million acres of content with 1 ft contours.

The world's easiest fish finder, HOOK 2 4x Bullet helps you have a more enjoyable days on the water by removing the hassle of making adjustments with a simple menu layout, easy access to key features and game-changing Lowrance Autotuning sonar.

Simple to use and great picture. Good battery life.

Lake of the Woods is a premier Ontario fishing destination with walleye, smallmouth bass and muskie providing exceptional fisheries. In addition to the quality fishery, the lake's size, maze of islands, bays and scenic shorelines add to the attraction.

The world's easiest fish finder, HOOK2-5 SplitShot offers simple menus, easy access to key functions and Autotuning sonar. Powered by proven Lowrance performance, HOOK2-5 features wide-angle, High CHIRP coverage and DownScan Imaging, plus a built-in,...

Most anglers fish Medicine Lake for panfish, as there are nice bluegill and crappie populations. Largemouth bass, northern pike and walleye are also available.

These three lakes are part of a navigable chain of six lakes in Oneida County, Wisconsin which also includes Lake Tomahawk, Little Lake Tomahawk and Mud (Sunflower) Lake. They are known for outstanding muskie, walleye and bass fishing.

Best known for a good bass population, there are plenty of 3+ pound fish to be caught in North Long Lake. Northern pike are far in numbers, and look for 5-7 inch bluegills and 6-12 inch crappie.