Lowrance is calling its new Hook2 fish finder/chart plotter series a trendsetter for ease of use and affordability.
The units feature auto-tuning sonar, which actively corrects sonar settings for the clearest underwater view.
Hook2 offers two-times wider sonar coverage with Lowrance’s new wide-angle broadband sounder and chirp sonar.
SideScan and DownScan imaging are available on select models.
Display sizes range from 4 to 12 inches, and most coastal models will include navigational ability and a Navionics Nav+ card.
Hook2 units range in price from $99 to $1,499.
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Lowrance’s Hook2 mixes ease of use with affordability.
Lowrance is calling its new Hook2 fish finder/chart plotter series a trendsetter for ease of use and affordability. The units feature auto-tuning sonar, which actively corrects sonar settings for the clearest underwater view. Hook2 offers two-times wider sonar coverage with Lowrance’s new wide-angle broadband sounder and chirp sonar. SideScan and DownScan imaging are available…
