It don’t mean a thing if ain’t got that ping. With apologies to the first lady of song, the late great Ella Fitzgerald, that sums up fish-finder performance. The world’s finest sonar is useless ...

So you’ve dusted off the old fishing rods, launched your boat, and cast a couple of dozen lines only to find yourself coming home empty-handed. While fishing requires patience, anglers use many tools ...

Choosing between a thru-hull transducer (top) and a transom-mount transducer (bottom) is a key decision for boating anglers. There are benefits and downsides to both. Courtesy Airmar A fish finder is ...

An in-hull (aka shoot-through) transducer mounts to the inside of the hull and transmits and receives sonar signals through fiberglass, eliminating the need for drilling holes in the hull. This also ...

Modern fish finders offer a lot of features in a user-friendly interface to help increase angler’s success. In fact, the hardest part of using the latest fish finders is installation. Advanced ...

For those of you who have used or seen Garmin LiveScope technology, you know this technology is truly deserving of the phrase “game changer.” Unlike traditional sonar, down-imaging or side-imaging ...

OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin ® International, Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ:GRMN), the world’s leading marine electronics manufacturer 1, today introduced the GT56 and GT36, its latest ...

So much success in big-game fishing directly depends on keeping a sharp eye out on the water and reacting quickly to a fish in the spread. About a year ago, Marlin had a chance to look at Garmin’s ...