Fish spy

[Lumeymorris]

Anyone got any experience with this. As I've been watching some underwater footage and want to get some of my own and been looking at the fish spy which would give me what I'm after but after watching a video on it its a lot bigger than I thought it which made me think are they any good and are they worth the money.

 

So was wondering if any has any experiance/advice before I go rushing in in and spending £250 on something that's not all that

[Lumeymorris]

Is it just a feature finder or can you use it while on a fish

[crusian]

Hello Lumey

 

I haven't got one , but as far as I understand it you can transmit live images ( so I guess that would include any fish passing by ) .

However , I believe you would have to guess when a fish was swimming past because the float has to surface before transmitting it's data to your 'phone / iPad .

 

Incidentally in this months' Carpology the Fishspy is on offer at £200 , I wonder if this is because of slow sales due to the cost ? .

[phil dalts]

Dont do it, my friend has got one, he's selling it now, would you believe it, it doesn't work in murky/cloudy water!!! Only buy if you fish gin clear waters

 

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[dayvid]

They are £199 from most outlets

[buzzbomb]

Mr DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up.

[crusian]

Dont do it, my friend has got one, he's selling it now, would you believe it, it doesn't work in murky/cloudy water!!! Only buy if you fish gin clear waters

 

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Thanks Phil that's saved me £199 ! .