Black FridayDealsBuying guidesBrandsStoresTermsPrivacydeal.ai apps

© Deal.ai Inc.

Deal.ai
Blusea
Blusea 100ft Detection Depth Sonar Fish Finder

Blusea 100ft Detection Depth Sonar Fish Finder

Last price we saw

$119.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 1

Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.

Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Ask our shopping agent

Enter to send, Shift+Enter for a new line

Our take on the Blusea 100ft Detection Depth Sonar Fish Finder

The Blusea Sonar Fish Finder is a castable, battery-powered sonar unit for freshwater fishing. It pairs a floating sonar sensor with a 3.5-inch handheld display and is rated for detection depths up to 100 ft. It suits bank anglers, kayakers and ice fishermen who want a cheap way to read depth and mark fish without a boat-mounted unit. No current price data is available for this listing, so compare across stores before buying.

Best forBank and pier anglersKayak and canoe fishermenIce fishingBeginners who want a low-cost depth sounder
Pros
  • Castable wireless sensor reaches spots you cannot fish from shore
  • 3.5-inch color display is easy to read in daylight
  • Runs on standard AA batteries, easy to swap on the water
  • Rated to 100 ft, enough for most lakes and ponds
  • Much cheaper than a boat-mounted fish finder
Cons
  • Sonar accuracy and range claims are optimistic for the price
  • AA batteries drain fast in cold weather
  • No GPS, mapping or waypoint storage
  • Wireless range shrinks in wind, waves and thick ice
  • Build quality is basic compared with name-brand units

Blusea 100ft Detection Depth Sonar Fish Finder prices at every store

  • WalmartCheck price at Walmart

Blusea 100ft Detection Depth Sonar Fish Finder price history

Lowest price we've seen: $119.99 on Nov 1 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

Specifications

Screen Size
3.5 in
Fishing Location
Freshwater
Power Type
Battery
Battery Size
AA
Fishfinder Type
Depth Sounder Fishfinder

Questions and answers

Is the 100 ft depth rating realistic?
Treat 100 ft as a best-case figure in calm, clear water. In practice, readings get unreliable past roughly 60 to 80 ft, and soft bottoms or weeds cut that further.
How long do the batteries last?
Expect a few hours of continuous use from a set of AA batteries. Cold weather shortens that noticeably, so carry spares for ice fishing.
Does it work in saltwater?
It is built for freshwater. Saltwater and heavy wave action degrade the sonar signal and the wireless link.
Can I use it from a kayak?
Yes. Cast the sensor out and keep the display in hand or mounted nearby. It is one of the more common uses for this type of unit.
What comes in the box?
Typically the handheld display, the floating sonar sensor and a manual. Check the listing for whether batteries and a carrying case are included.
When is it cheapest?
Castable fish finders like this tend to drop around Black Friday and before ice-fishing season. Set a price alert and compare across stores.