Reelsonar iBobber portable wireless bluetooth fish finder depth finder with depth range of 135 feet 10+ hrs battery life with IOS & Android App Wireless and Watch App
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Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
Features
- Easy to Use Reelsonar portable fish finder is Easy to use, With a depth range of 135 feet and rechargeable battery life of 10+ hours, IOS and Android apps Bluetooth fishfinder with sonar
- Visual images Sonar signals that are integrated find and reflect visual images of both static and moving objects beneath the water's surface. Depth-tagged fish icons color coded by size
- Fish Alarm To be alerted when fish congregate under docks and piers, turn on the fish alarm when using iBobber's fishfinder feature. With the strike alert, iBobber can even let you know when fish are biting.
- Regardless of the weather With a fish finder, you may go out anytime you choose to test the waters. Regardless of the weather, whether it be freshwater or saltwater, shore fishing, or fishing on the ice. You could turn on your fish finder and begin hunting.
- Gift for Fishing Great Gift for Fishing Whether you're looking for a present for your husband, father, friends, or any angler, reelsonar fish detector is now better than ever
Description
iBobber: Love at First Cast.This pocket-sized fish finder is as mobile as you are! The iBobber is the smallest and lightest personal sonar depth finder on the market. It is a castable, portable, and wireless fish finder that syncs with the free app on your smartphone or tablet up to 100’ away. This thing is really cool!Engineered with patented sonar technology providing accurate readings of bottom contours, depths, structures, and fish, the iBobber packs a lot of tech into a very small package.iBobber was designed with portability and ease of use in mind--perfect for hiking, camping, canoeing, kayaking, or other fishing situations where size and weight is at a premium.The free app syncs via Bluetooth Smart to the iBobber device, and allows you to map waterbeds, mark spots, log water temps and depth, add lures, species, and photos in the trip log. The LED beacon, and strike and fish alarms, are great for ice fishing, carp, and night fishing. The high contrast design increases visibility in bright outdoor lighting, and the app’s anti-glare setting helps you see the screen when you are still having trouble.The patented fish finder displays fish by size and depth to get you on the lunkers fast. Great for finding smallmouth and largemouth bass, panfish (like crappie and perch), salmon, trout, walleye, pike, muskie and other game fish and edible species within 135’ depth.The iBobber is the best personal fish finder on the market for fishing from shore and docks, and is ideal for kayak or canoe fishing and for bottom sounding areas not available by boat. It works in both saltwater and freshwater, and is very effective at locating fish and structures on ponds, lakes, streams, and rivers.iBobber is the ultimate in portable fishing tools. Its perfect for fishing trips, in your RV, on your boat for those tight spots, in your car with your collapsible rod or in your tackle box along with your other critical fishing gear. It’s even a great asset to conservationists looking to log water temp, depth and bottom structures in multiple locations over time.ReelSonar: Cast, Find, Catch, Repeat. iBobber Wireless Smart Bluetooth Fish Finder ReelSonar Digital Scale with Fish Gripper ReelSonar Multitool - Fishhook Remover - Pliers
Brand: ReelSonar
Model Name: Classic
Power Source: Battery Powered
Screen Size: 5 Inches
Display Type: LCD
Power Source: Battery Powered
Display Size: 5 Inches
Display: LCD
Maximum Measuring Depth: 135 Feet
Mounting Type: Fishing Line Mount
Item Weight: 0.05 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 2"L x 2"W x 1"H
Brand Name: ReelSonar
Model Name: Classic
UPC: 699723021012 699723021098
Global Trade Identification Number: 12, 98
Model Number: SGG-IBOBBER
Manufacturer Part Number: CGG-MY-IBOBBER
Included Components: Sonar
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: iBobber
Warranty Description: 1 year
Item Type Name: Fish finder for smartphone
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Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
I love this thing It's perfect for my little Bass boat... Simple and easy to use With a quick check on the area I'm in and it lets me know if it's worth fishing there or not..
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026 by evelynsoty
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
it has truly changed the way I approach fishing. This compact and innovative device has proven to be an indispensable tool for both seasoned anglers and fishing enthusiasts like myself. First and foremost, the accuracy of the fish depth finder is impressive. With a depth range of up to 135 feet, this fish finder provides real-time and reliable information about the water's depths and the presence of fish beneath the surface. This knowledge has significantly enhanced my fishing experience, helping me identify the most promising spots to cast my line and increase my chances of a successful catch. The wireless connectivity of the Reelsonar Fish Finder is a game-changer. The seamless integration with both iOS and Android apps allows me to monitor the fish finder's readings directly on my smartphone or tablet. This convenience not only keeps me informed about the underwater conditions but also enables me to make informed decisions about adjusting my fishing strategy in real time. The battery life of over 10 hours is a major advantage, especially during long fishing trips. I appreciate that the device can sustain extended usage without worrying about the battery running out. This longevity is a testament to the device's efficiency and reliability in the field. The compact and portable design of the Reelsonar Fish Finder is another noteworthy feature. It's incredibly easy to carry and set up, and the device's durability ensures that it can withstand the rigors of outdoor activities. The accompanying mounting hardware and accessories make it convenient to attach the fish finder to various fishing equipment, including kayaks, boats, or even fishing lines. One aspect that I found particularly valuable is the ability to adjust the sensitivity and settings of the fish finder. This customization allows me to fine-tune the device based on different fishing conditions and target species. Whether I'm fishing in shallow waters or exploring deeper areas, the fish finder's versatility adapts to my needs. The Reelsonar Fish Finder has undoubtedly enhanced my fishing success and enjoyment. However, it's important to note that while the fish finder provides accurate depth and fish location information, interpreting the data and effectively using it to catch fish still requires some fishing skill and knowledge. The device is a tool that complements fishing expertise, rather than replacing it. The Reelsonar Portable Fish Finder is a remarkable and user-friendly tool that has elevated my fishing adventures. Its accurate depth readings, wireless connectivity, and long battery life make it a valuable asset for anyone who loves fishing. Whether you're a seasoned angler seeking to improve your catch rate or a beginner looking to gain an edge, this fish finder is an excellent investment. Embrace the power of technology and take your fishing game to the next level with the Reelsonar Fish Finder – a trusted companion for every fishing expedition.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by Mrs Sunshine
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
The sonar works great. The app is easy to use. The battery lasts most of the day.
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by chris bunn
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
Just got it yesterday and tested it today. I found 3 major problems. 1. Range is weak. I can cast this thing way beyond the range where it stays connected. It seem to have a maximum reliable range of about 40 feet. If I hold the phone up and have a direct line of sight, I still only get about 40 feet. I cast to about 80 feet and reel halfway back before it connects. I tested it with 2 separate phones. I have a Droid Razor HD and a new Droid Turbo. The Turbo seemed to be a little better when I first tired it, but soon it was only working to about 40 feet just like the Razor. it seems that it was a fluke that I got it to connect 1 time at about 60-70 feet. The battery was fully charged and never dropped below 90% during any of testing. 2. It is always 5.2 feet deep. I tested it in 2 small ponds. The depth would likely be about 8-10 feet in the middle to 6 in at the edge. The ibobber always shows 5.2 feet except for a few times when it showed a hole down to about 7 feet. It was clearly not correct when I reeled it to the edge where it was only 6 inches deep. It may not be guaranteed to be accurate at only 6 inches, but it should show the bottom as it comes up. 3. The App is a battery hog. As soon as I loaded it on my phone it began to waste my battery. I don't know what it is sharing or with whom, but it must be doing a lot of it. Without being turned on, it became my biggest user of the battery until I force stopped it. I just got this and have not gotten a response from Reelsonar yet. We will see how their customer service responds. It may need an update or replacement, but so far I am not impressed. I'll update the review after their response. At this point I would not recommend. I plan to return it if they cannot make it work better than this. *********************** Update. I added 1 star for the prompt customer service response. They got back to me on a sunday night. I suspect it was Monday their time, but it was prompt. The response said that it only works to a minimum of 5 feet, but those ponds should have been deeper than that. Although due to the short range it may have been that they were only 5 feet deep when it started reading. I will try to test in deeper water next weekend to see if it works better. I cannot be sure how deep the ponds where I tested it were deep enough. Keep in mind this does make it not very useful until you get to a lake. Small fish ponds, creeks and rivers may not be deep enough to use this at all. It really is only going to work for bank fishing if the water gets deep fast as you go out from the bank. If I can only get 40 feet of range out of it, that is a narrow band of water where it is less than 40 feet from the bank and more than 5 feet deep. I would like to try it with a boat or Kayak. That would likely solve the problem. The product may need to be marketed differently. I hope to test it this week to know if I got a dud. If it still shows 5.2 feet deep where I know it is deeper, I'll be sending it back. OK I wanted to test it in a deeper lake to find out if it is defective but it failed to hold a charge. I had charged it 1 week earlier and not used it. I took it to a marina where I knew the depth was between 20 and 40 feet to see if it still showed 5.2. Unfortunately it was dead when I tried it so I still don't know if it works. Either way it isn't reliable or usable for what I want.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2015 by aimlow
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
Such an awesome and fun tool to use. Lets me know if there are fish out there waiting to get caught!
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2026 by Scott Miller
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
First off we wish there were other reviews before we bought our two units, as my experience is basically the same as others. That is the unit will work in a limited set of conditions to determine water depth, but dont believe the fish finder! As a toy its great when you aren't catching fish, but at $100 there should be more than that! Summary: Pros are its a great concept, looks and feels sturdy, and nice graphics on a larger screen, easy to cast and lots of neat features like the fish finder alert. Cheaper than the competition. Cons are poor battery management, software implementation, and inconsistent syncing (hint bring the USB charger and portable 5V batter in your tackle box if you really want the best performance) This review covers two separate units, the first we bought and returned to amazon, the second to/from walmart. We tried a second one as the first one had such awful problems with connecting we couldn't believe it was systemic, turns out the second worked a bit better in some areas, but IMHO the product still needs some work and better software. For example when using it to 'map' a cast it shows the farthest (deepest) part of the map as zero on the scale, and the nearest to shore as the farthest on the graph. Very non-intuitive, you want to know the distance a hole or bump/object might be and fish to avoid it, cant do it directly from the displayed scale. Unit one was purchased after new years and tried in both a fresh moving stream and shallow water lake in texas (its warm enough to fish down here year round.) the unit attached easily to a small brass type snap swivel but not to the heavier stainless steel types I favor and would be more secure. I used a 6.5 ft medium action rod with 20 lb test (no way I was going to lose this to a weed) but its buoyant nature keeps it from getting hung up. It was very easy to cast and retrieve across a medium sized stream and the first time we tried it it synced with my 4s with no problems It would report when it was out of water "ibobber out of water" and its depth readings seemed accurate enough, though its limited to 3.5 feet it seems as a minimum. we cast it about 5 or six times at a variety of spots to play with the settings, check the consistency of readings, turn on the blinker, check the water temperature (probably within a few degrees of being correct) and then stored it back in its sleeve in the tackle box. The battery still read 100% even after 30 minutes of toying around with it. We know there are fish in this creek, saw some on the surface, and have taken out 3 lb cats, but nothing on the fish sonar screen. Also note to self that 3.5 in iphone screen in direct sun not good way to visualize the readings Next challenge was a 5 acre stocked lake that we went to the next day, we rigged up and put the ibobber in the water to turn it back on, but no joy. It would not sync with either my iphone or nexus seven, which is a much better size to use with this product. Returning back to the house we tried every tip we could find, finally placing it back in its charger over night, and that solved the problem - except that it was supposed to retain its charge when out of the water, not run itself down to zero with no indication on the battery indicator. Thus ended the life of unit one and Amazon took it back. We got unit two a few days later and tried it out extensively in the house first, in both cold water and warm water 'baths' Its amazing how many fish this thing will find when its in a cup of ice! This second unit would reconnect over a days time period so we set out for a large power plant lake to compare it with a low end Hummingbird fish finder on our boat. First thing you notice is that while it worked fine in calm water, dragging it behind a boat, even at trolling speeds just makes the unit unreliable. It could match the depth readings of the boats unit fine one second, then the next be finding fish at 72 ft, or 36 ft, or 8 ft all in an 18 ft cove. We stopped the boat more than once to fish for some of these phantoms before we gave up and stayed with the built-in unit. We did tie up next to some trees in calmer water to do some head to head, generally the depths were the same, but the ibobber saw fish where the hummer didn't, and when they both 'saw' fish they never agreed on the depth. The ibobber would go from fish to its weed symbols alternately and we kind of lost faith in it. We did put some small hooks on the back end of the unit and turned the 'strike' alarm on but even the smallest movement would trigger it so we turned it off and decided it wasn't ready for the boat and the big lakes just yet. We tried another lake that was known to be full of fish, and fished the crappie barn at lake Somerville. Here the finder seemed to work well inside the fish barn and in very quiet water. It showed all sorts of fish that could have been fish or weeds since we were fishing over some sunken trees, but nothing was biting, except small bass at the surface. We took it out to the back cove and put it on 'fish finder' mode since if one is constantly staring at the screen one is not seriously fishing, and we found this to be the best mode for using it. Also all the other fisherman liked playing with it as well, but after only 2.5 hours of fishing the battery indicator went from 100% to 70% to 30% back to 35% to zero and just died. So if you want to use it in fish finder alarm mode you need to seriously down rate the expected time you might get from it, but unlike the hummer on the boat this will not last a full day of fishing, yet. Our last experiment was to take it back to the first shallow lake, freshly charged. It worked fine casting from shore and we could get about 50 ft out every time, farther than we could bait cast into the breeze. While this unit seemed to work better its 'ibobber out of water' alarm never worked like the first unit, and we conclude there may be some deeper issues in the manufacturing side...???? I have been contacted by OEM and told there is a revised version of Ibobber with battery battery life and physical connector. Will test out this third unit and update review accordingly - Feb 20 2015
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2015 by bigoil
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
Bought this for a fishing trip that is coming up so I tested it out in the ponds on the property. Definitely a game changer for me who doesn't have a boat and bank fishes. Allows me to map the bottom and see fish, allowing me to have more catches.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by treyballew93
Size: Small
Style: Classic
Pattern Name: Fish Finder
I have 2 of these for the 2 places I have my job boats. They work great and are easy to use. Def worth the money
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by yoshootme