They say you don’t even need a boat to take this buddy fishing! This unit is the ultimate in portability. It features a no rigging, wiring or transducer to mount that allows you to mount it multi directional, and any orientation. No need for rigging and wiring. The unit is all self contained. Simply attach it to your boat, dock, float, with the handy ergonomic clamp mount, and start fishing.

The Humminbird 110 Fishin Buddy

This portable sonar device features a 24 inch transducer housing that should reach the water in most boating applications. It is powered by 6 AA batteries. We are not sure how much runtime you will get out of the unit, but Humminbird states “several hours”.

The new SI-TEX ES502 Fishfinder Module connects to your SI-TEX ColorMax 6, ColorMax Wide, ColorMax 11, ColorMax 15, NavMate, TrawlPlot12 or Explorer Plus Charting Systems to add affordable full-featured color fishfinder capabilities. View fishfinder or charting displays in either full-screen or split-screen presentations.
The dual frequency 50/200 kHz operation lets you choose dual frequency or view each frequency individually. It has 500/1000 watts of power.

GP7000/NT Version also Available

Furuno’s new GP7000F/NT combines a GPS/WAAS, chart plotter and fish finder in a single, compact, waterproof color LCD display. Ideal for smaller boats and pleasure craft, the GP7000F/NT delivers vivid pictures on its 7” wide color LCD (TFT) screen (16:9 aspect ratio). It incorporates a new ultra bright display with an Anti-Reflective coating that enhances the GP7000F/NT’s sunlight viewability. It also features extremely wide viewing angles, so you can see the display from nearly anywhere on your boat.

OLATHE, Kan/PR Newswire — Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRMN), today announced its new lineup of 2006 fishfinders, packed with features that will excite both the weekend inland angler and the serious offshore salt water fisherman.

“Garmin’s new line of sonar devices offer a great combination of features that will satisfy just about any boater’s requirements,” said Gary Kelley, Garmin’s vice president of marketing. “These units offer the same value, reliability, and innovation that boaters have come to know from Garmin.”