I really appreciate the picture in picture clearly showing the output on the phone screen. All the other real world reviews of the Garmin Striker I found had so much glare you couldn't see what was on the screen. Nice review - gave me the confidence to buy one of these and try it.
Are the striker at the left or right side of the screen? Is it showing you what is directly under it? Or does is screen in a range? If so how do you know the fish is behind or before the sonar? Thanks
Thank you for the video! I mostly bank fish for bass in ponds and am interested in a castable fish finder. It looks like this one is a good investment. Garmin makes great products.
@@MGreenFishing you’re welcome! I’m definitely going to pick one up. It’s going to be nice to know pond depths, water temperature, and locations of underwater structure.
we have what you guys call yellow perch here in the UK .. the record (current) rod and line fish weighed 6lb 3oz .. do they go to that size from the waters you fish?
Wow 6 pounds that’s huge a state pin in Massachusetts is 14 inches and it’s hard to catch that size the average here is 9 to 11 inches thanks for watching
The perch in the uk is actually a much larger species of perch. In America what we call yellow perch is an American perch. The ones in UK are European perch. Look pretty close to the same species except for size and location.
Fishing is a new hobby of mine. Any instructional videos and tips would be great for us beginners...I've been enjoying your stuff...thanks!
I’m glad To help you will love fishing thanks for watching
never had a bad day fishing the copicut. lots of big bass on topwater in the summertime!
I really appreciate the picture in picture clearly showing the output on the phone screen. All the other real world reviews of the Garmin Striker I found had so much glare you couldn't see what was on the screen. Nice review - gave me the confidence to buy one of these and try it.
Thanks I’m glad I could help thank you for watching
Just got mine it comes in handy. If you bank Fish, it’s just as essential as live scope , etc... for boat fishing
Yes it is and it’s made well it was a good buy thanks for watching
Are the striker at the left or right side of the screen? Is it showing you what is directly under it? Or does is screen in a range? If so how do you know the fish is behind or before the sonar? Thanks
It’s looking straight down in a cone shape the deeper the water the bigger the cone it can see
Thank you for the video! I mostly bank fish for bass in ponds and am interested in a castable fish finder. It looks like this one is a good investment. Garmin makes great products.
No Thank you for watching when I fish from the bank I always have it with me let’s me know the depth and if lucky see fish
@@MGreenFishing you’re welcome! I’m definitely going to pick one up. It’s going to be nice to know pond depths, water temperature, and locations of underwater structure.
@@MGreenFishing do you regret not getting the gps version at all?
What does the striker have that the deeper pro doesn't?
Genuine question. Don't know what to get yet.
Cool didn’t realize Garmin made cast-able ones. I use the CV4 on my yak
Ya it comes in handy for temperature and depth an seeing where the fish are thanks for watching
we have what you guys call yellow perch here in the UK .. the record (current) rod and line fish weighed 6lb 3oz .. do they go to that size from the waters you fish?
Wow 6 pounds that’s huge a state pin in Massachusetts is 14 inches and it’s hard to catch that size the average here is 9 to 11 inches thanks for watching
The perch in the uk is actually a much larger species of perch. In America what we call yellow perch is an American perch. The ones in UK are European perch. Look pretty close to the same species except for size and location.