iBobber Castable Bluetooth Smart Fish Finder - Carp and Night Fishing

Product Information

It syncs via Bluetooth® Smart (Bluetooth Low Energy Technology) with your iOS device up to 100’ away from a boat, shore, kayak, or pier, so you have a fishfinder with a solid connection, that won't deplete your phone's battery like wi-fi does, a fishfinder that goes up to 8hrs on a charge, that's half the size and weight— a fishfinder that’s as mobile as you are. The carrying pouch makes it ever easier to take your iBobber with you on your fishing travels and protected when not in use.

We’ll talk about what the GPS does in the “ Other features” section—it’s not there for nothing—but it doesn’t actually help you create maps. Weighing only a 47g, the iBobber is both portable and extremely lightweight, making it easy to carry with you and even better.Read more about the condition New other (see details): An item in excellent, new condition with no wear. And you can also get the moon rise and set, and the sunrise and set— just tap today's date to see it.

The iBobber syncs via Bluetooth smart and show you on your smartphone/tablet just where the fish are. The bobber is connected to the line and the bait to the bobber tail, it’s cast out to the water and the fisherman waits for the tell-tale nibble bob. Using the app, you'll be able to log and tag via GPS the location for future fishing trips or share it with other fishing enthusiasts. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).That being said, it’s small, it’s portable, and it can be used for ice fishing, shore fishing, and more. You can get the date, time, position, title, type of fish, bait and mark your favourite places to fish. The iBobber is fairly easy to connect to—though ReelSonar advises you to always connect to it via the app and never through your device’s Bluetooth menu. So what you have observed in terms of the vegetation in the static condition, was 1) scrolling or time plotting (moving form right to left) and 2) getting averaged data from 90 degree angle. Tarpon are large and strong fish, and they took their time finding the snacks we set out to tempt them, so I had plenty of time to test out the iBobber on the ocean.

Not so with the iBobber—you have to go to “Waterbed mapping”, start mapping, and slowly reel your iBobber in. The iBobber showed some fish that were not visible on the Garmin but since none went after our bait I could not validate the iBobber’s fish findings. Just tap any GPS Tag button on any screen and the Date, Time, and Location of your trip auto-loads in Trip Log.Disclosure of Material Connection: I received iBobber for free from ReelSonar in consideration for a gear review. Generally, we prefer Wi-Fi as a wireless protocol because it offers greater range—we’ve also had to troubleshoot Bluetooth connections more often than Wi-Fi connections.