🎣 1080P Underwater Fishing Camera with IR Night Vision – 4.3" Screen, 98ft Cable, 12-Hr Battery | Fish Finder Camera for Ice, Lake, Boat & Kayak
🎣 1080P Underwater Fishing Camera with IR Night Vision – 4.3" Screen, 98ft Cable, 12-Hr Battery | Fish Finder Camera for Ice, Lake, Boat & Kayak
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🎣 1080P Underwater Fishing Camera with IR Night Vision – 4.3" Screen, 98ft Cable, 12-Hr Battery | Fish Finder Camera for Ice, Lake, Boat & Kayak
🎣 Stop fishing blind.
Drop this camera down the hole or over the side, and watch what’s actually swimming under you on a 4.3″ 1080P screen: the species, the size, and whether they’re even looking at your bait. Sunny lake, open sea, a night session or a frozen hole at −4°F: it works wherever you fish.
You know the feeling.
- An hour on one hole with nothing, and no idea if it’s empty or if fish are swimming right past your jig.
- Your flasher shows a mark. Perch? A trophy walleye? A clump of weeds? You can’t tell.
- Fish keep stealing your bait, but you never see how they’re hitting it, so you can’t fix your presentation.
- The evening bite turns on just as it gets too dark to see anything below the surface.
- Your old camera dies by lunchtime once the temperature drops below freezing.
A fish finder tells you something is down there. This shows you what it is.
Sharp enough to count the fins.
Most budget fishing cameras still run on 1000TVL, an old analog standard that turns fish into grey blobs. This one uses a full 1920 × 1080 IPS screen, so you see colors, markings and size, and can tell a keeper from a dink before you ever reel up.
- 500-nit brightness stays readable outdoors
- Fold-out sun hood blocks glare off ice and open water
- 120° viewing angle, so your fishing buddy can watch too
Night bite? Press one button.
The infrared lights on the camera head turn on with a single dedicated button on the screen. No menus to dig through with frozen fingers, and no visible light to spook fish.
- IR light on/off for dusk, night and deep, dark water
- Color / monochrome switch: mono cuts through stained or murky water
- Brightness and zoom buttons, big enough to press with gloves on
- Side panel: power switch, USB-C charging port and video cable port, all within reach of your thumb
Sealed for the deep, with 49 ft of cable.
The camera head is IP68 sealed for full, continuous submersion. A 49 ft (15 m) cable reaches the depths where most panfish, bass, walleye and trout actually hold, and comes wound on its own spool so it doesn’t turn into a tangled mess in your bag.
- IP68 waterproof camera head
- 49 ft (15 m) cable on a storage spool
- Stainless tie-off rings for adding weight to keep the lens steady
Lasts from first light to last cast.
A 5000mAh built-in battery gives you 10–12 hours of viewing, enough for a full day on the ice or a long night session. Running low? Plug it in and keep watching.
- USB-C charging from a power bank, wall adapter or car
- Works while charging, so the screen never has to go dark
- Rated for −4°F to 158°F (−20°C to 70°C)
Cold-weather tip: every lithium battery drains faster in deep cold. Keep the screen in your shanty or jacket pocket between checks and you’ll get the most out of each charge.
Made for anyone who’s ever wondered what’s down there.
Check a new hole in seconds instead of sitting on a dead spot for an hour.
Find weed edges, rock piles and drop-offs, then see which ones are holding fish.
Watch fish react to your bait after dark with IR on.
Turns a slow day into an underwater show. Kids stay hooked even when the fish aren’t biting.
Fishing in under a minute.
- Plug in the cableConnect the camera cable to the screen’s video port.
- Mount the screenClamp the bracket onto your rod, rail or handle.
- Drop and watchLower the camera, switch on, and see the bottom.
Specifications
| Screen | 4.3″ IPS, 1920 × 1080, 16:9 |
| Brightness | 500 nits, with fold-out sun hood |
| Viewing angle | 120° |
| Night vision | Infrared lights, one-button on/off |
| Display modes | Color / monochrome, adjustable brightness, zoom |
| Waterproof rating | IP68 (camera head) |
| Cable length | 49 ft (15 m) |
| Battery | 5000mAh built-in, 10–12 hours |
| Charging | USB-C, usable while charging |
| Operating temperature | −4°F to 158°F (−20°C to 70°C) |
What’s in the box
- 1 × 4.3″ HD display
- 1 × Mounting bracket
- 1 × USB-C charging cable
- 1 × Underwater camera with 49 ft (15 m) cable
- 1 × User manual
Questions anglers ask
Does it show depth or water temperature like a fish finder?
No. This is a camera, not sonar, so it shows you live video instead of readings. Many anglers use both: sonar to find marks, the camera to see what those marks really are.
How far can I see underwater?
That depends mostly on water clarity. In clear water you’ll see well around the camera; in stained or murky water, visibility shortens for any camera. Switching to monochrome mode and turning on the IR light helps most in low-visibility water.
Will it work in sub-zero ice fishing?
Yes. It’s rated down to −4°F (−20°C). As with any battery-powered device, runtime is shorter in deep cold, so keep the screen warm between checks or run it off a power bank through the USB-C port.
Can I attach the screen to my rod?
Yes. The included bracket clamps onto a fishing rod, a boat rail or a similar round handle, so your hands stay free.
Can I use it in saltwater?
The camera is IP68 waterproof. After saltwater use, rinse the camera and cable with fresh water and let them dry before storing to prevent corrosion.
Is it hard to set up?
No apps, pairing or Wi-Fi. Plug in the cable, switch on, and lower the camera. It’s simple enough for kids to use.
The fish are already down there.
Now you get to see them. Add it to your cart and take it on your next trip.
