Find more items like this. Garmin 160C Fish Finder SKU: WY100040300 Call us or email us regarding this item.The Fishfinder 160C is a rugged, affordable color sounder for recreational anglers who fish primarily in freshwater lakes.See Fish in Bright ColorFish returns and bottom information are clearly shown on the units bright, sunlight-readable color display, making it easier for you to scope out your fishing grounds.Pinpoint Your Next CatchFishfinder 160C's included dual-beam transducer provides excellent shallow-water performance, and the wide viewing angle lets you see fish even off the sides of the boat. The 160C also offers Ultrascroll, which refreshes the screen with lightning speed so you always see the most up-to-date information. You can manually adjust the gain or set to Auto Gain, which adjusts the level of detail you see automatically. Best Selling Similar Items!! DELUXE SOLAR CHARGER FOR I-PHONES / CELL PHONES Sale Price: $54.31 ROTHCO SOLAR / WIND UP RADIO - BLACK Sale Price: $34.08 Radio FM (pocket-sized) Sale Price: $18.90 Cobra microTALK CXR800 Radio Sale Price: $137.76 Tags Customers Associate with This Product. (Add Yours) No one has tagged this product yet. Why not be the first to suggest a search for which it should appear?
The Fishfinder 160C is a rugged, affordable color sounder for recreational anglers who fish primarily in freshwater lakes.See Fish in Bright ColorFish returns and bottom information are clearly shown on the units bright, sunlight-readable color display, making it easier for you to scope out your fishing grounds.Pinpoint Your Next CatchFishfinder 160C's included dual-beam transducer provides excellent shallow-water performance, and the wide viewing angle lets you see fish even off the sides of the boat. The 160C also offers Ultrascroll, which refreshes the screen with lightning speed so you always see the most up-to-date information. You can manually adjust the gain or set to Auto Gain, which adjusts the level of detail you see automatically.
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