Transducers

The Garmin GDT-43 is a thru-hull transducer that can read depth and water temperature. This transducer only suit certain models of Garmin Sounders. To make sure you have a compatible sounder please use the 'Suits' tab below or check that your unit has an...

The Garmin GDT-43 is a thru-hull transducer that can read depth and water temperature. This transducer only suit certain models of Garmin units. To make sure you have a compatible sounder please use the 'Suits' tab below or check that your unit has an 8...

This transom mount transducer provides ultra-clear sonar pictures of objects, structure and fish that pass below your boat. This traditional and Chirp DownVü/SideVü transducer is optimized for depth performance and rough conditions.The Chirp...

Perfect for the shallow water fisherman who want CHIRP ClearVü and CHIRP SideVü scanning sonar, this transom mount transducer consistently displays clear definition of objects, structure and fish below and to each side of the boat. The 20 ft...

For the shallow water anglers who wants traditional and CHIRP ClearVü scanning sonar, this transom or trolling motor mounted transducer consistently displays fish arches as well as clear pictures of objects, structure and fish that pass below your...

For the shallow water anglers who wants traditional and CHIRP ClearVü scanning sonar, this transom or trolling motor mounted transducer consistently displays fish arches as well as clear pictures of objects, structure and fish that pass below your...

Garmin 8-Pin Transducer to 4-Pin Sonar Adapter Cable For Garmin connections only - connect 8-pin transducer to a 4-pin sonar port on a compatible marine device with this adapter cable.  

Simrad 000-15053-001 83/200 Skimmer Transducer Cruise / Hook² sonar with bracket, cable and 8 pin female plug

The Navico Simrad Skimmer® transducer works with the StructureScan® 3D module (sold separately) to create a high resolution, three dimensional view of underwater terrain and fish-holding structure. Immediately see where fish and structure are...