High-definition sonar in the palm of your hand. Whether you’re on the ice, in a kayak, or off the dock, know exactly what’s beneath the surface.
Take the guesswork out of your fishing trips with the RICANK Portable Fish Finder. Equipped with a vivid 2.6-inch TFT color screen and a high-performance wireless transducer, this system provides real-time data on water depth, temperature, bottom contour, and precise fish location. Designed for both pros and weekend warriors, it’s the ultimate companion for any freshwater or saltwater adventure.
Why Choose the RICANK Fish Finder?
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Vivid Data Display: The clear 2.6" LCD screen displays everything you need—depth, temp, and even classifies fish size (Big/Medium/Small) so you can decide which spots are worth your time.
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Advanced Sonar Performance: Features a 105° wide-angle sonar beam with a connection range of 328 feet and depth detection up to 197 feet, making it perfect for everything from ice fishing to sea angling.
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Built-in Fish Attractor: The probe features an integrated blue and green light, designed to draw fish toward your sensor and keep your location visible during low-light or night fishing sessions.
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Reliable Battery Life: Both the host and the probe are USB rechargeable. Enjoy long sessions on the water with up to 6 hours of host life and 8 hours of sensor probe performance.
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Durable & Water-Resistant: Designed for the outdoors, the host features an IP54-rated water-resistant design, while the wireless probe is fully IP67-rated to handle accidental dunks.
What’s In The Box
Product Specifications
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Display: 2.6" TFT Color LCD
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Connection Range: 328 ft (100m)
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Depth Detection: 197 ft (60m)
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Sonar Angle: 105°
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Waterproofing: Host (IP54), Probe (IP67)
Pro-Tip: "Use Simulation Mode First"
Before you hit the water, spend 10 minutes in Simulation Mode while at home. This allows you to familiarize yourself with how the display interprets different bottom contours and fish icons without burning through your battery. Once you’re comfortable reading the screen, you’ll be able to identify "honey holes" in seconds once you’re actually on the water!
