A dialed-in bass boat runs on electronics. Pull together the fishfinder, transducer, and trolling motor that help you find structure, mark fish, and hold a spot. Modern bass fishing is an electronics game, and this collection pulls together the gear that finds fish and keeps you on them: fishfinder and GPS combos, transducers, trolling motors, and the mounts and adapters that tie them together. Building a bass boat setup comes down to the display and sonar you run, the transducer feeding it, and a GPS trolling motor that holds you on a spot. Start with the display and sonar A fishfinder and GPS combo at the console and the bow is the heart of the system. Look for CHIRP sonar...
Airmar B175MW Medium Ultra-Wide 0 deg Tilted Element™ Thru-Hull - with Bare Wire Mix-n-Match CableModel: B175C-0-MW-0 Fixed 0° tilted version for 0° to 7° hull deadrise Depth and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW The B175M's medium frequency delivers the right combination of coverage under the boat, extended depth range, and the ability to produce clean and accurate target and...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
1 kW Airmar’s low-profile, Chirp-ready, transducers are the perfect addition to smaller boats such as center consoles. The B175L transmits across low-frequencies from 40 to 60 kHz, delivering...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar’s unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar’s unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar’s unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
Airmar B175 Wide-Beam CHIRP High Frequency 0d Tilted Element W, Raymarine 11-Pin Mix-N-Match CableModel: B175C-0-HW-11R Depth & fast-response water-temperature sensor High—CHIRPS from 150 kHz to 250 kHz 25°...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar's unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar's unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
Get more coverage under your boat with Airmar's unique wide beam, high-frequency, Chirp-ready transducer. The high band operates across a frequency range of 150 to 250 kHz and...
A dialed-in bass boat runs on electronics. Pull together the fishfinder, transducer, and trolling motor that help you find structure, mark fish, and hold a spot.
Modern bass fishing is an electronics game, and this collection pulls together the gear that finds fish and keeps you on them: fishfinder and GPS combos, transducers, trolling motors, and the mounts and adapters that tie them together. Building a bass boat setup comes down to the display and sonar you run, the transducer feeding it, and a GPS trolling motor that holds you on a spot.
A fishfinder and GPS combo at the console and the bow is the heart of the system. Look for CHIRP sonar for clean fish and bottom returns, plus down and side imaging to scan structure and find brush, rock, and bait off to the sides. A bigger screen and the ability to network a bow and console unit help you share waypoints and sonar across the boat.
The transducer is what the sounder sees with, so it has to match the display's sonar types and connector. A transom or trolling-motor-mount transducer carries CHIRP and imaging for most bass rigs, and a quality transducer makes the difference between a sharp picture and a fuzzy one. Confirm the transducer suits your exact unit before you buy.
A GPS-enabled trolling motor with spot-lock holds you on a piece of structure hands-free, which is a game-changer for bass fishing. Many integrate with your fishfinder so you can steer to waypoints and follow contours. Size the motor's thrust to your boat and rig the batteries to support it.
Tie the bow and console electronics together so they share charts, sonar, and waypoints, and feed in GPS and engine data. Plan the cables, network, and a clean power setup so the whole system talks and stays reliable on a bouncing boat.
Electronics and trolling motors pull real current, so size the batteries and charging, and mount the displays and transducer where they read clear and stay put. A clean install is what keeps the system working when the bite is on.
Not sure how to build your bass boat setup? Tell our crew your boat and how you fish, and we will match the fishfinder, transducer, trolling motor, and mounts so you find fish and stay on them.
At the core, a fishfinder and GPS combo at the console and bow, a matching transducer, and a GPS trolling motor. CHIRP sonar with down and side imaging helps you find structure and mark fish, while spot-lock holds you on a spot.
Down imaging gives a detailed picture straight below the boat, while side imaging scans out to the sides to find brush, rock, and bait you would otherwise pass. Together they cover far more water than traditional sonar alone.
Match the transducer to your fishfinder's sonar types and connector. A transom or trolling-motor-mount transducer carries CHIRP and imaging for most bass rigs. Confirm it suits your exact display so the picture is sharp.
A GPS trolling motor with spot-lock holds you on a piece of structure hands-free, which is a major advantage in bass fishing. Many integrate with your fishfinder so you can steer to waypoints and follow contours.
Electronics and trolling motors draw real current, so size the batteries and charging to support them, and run dedicated circuits with proper gauge wire. A clean power setup keeps the system reliable when you are on the fish.
