Others demand side view and 360-degree imaging. And a fish finder with GPS adds a powerful navigation tool to stay on course and monitor speed. All this impacts cost—you can get a basic model ...

GPS-fishfinder systems are more expensive than stand-alone devices, but why buy two when you can buy one? Of course, if you don’t fish, then you only need a GPS that does GPS duty. With the best boat ...

Easily integrate with engines. Connect to compatible third-party devices with OneHelm digital switching. Easily build your marine system using the best of network connectivity. Navigate any waters ...

Your fish finder should work just as well in black and white as it does in color. With high-frequency sonar, the Garmin Striker 4 GPS Fish Finder does more than tell you that you’re in fishy waters.