Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 55cv Canada Inland GN+ with GT20-TM Transducer

Discover Crisp Clarity on Canadian Waters with Advanced Sonar Technology

Imagine gliding across a misty Ontario lake at dawn, your boat cutting through calm waters teeming with walleye and pike. With the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 55cv equipped with the GT20-TM transducer, you'll spot fish arches and structures with unprecedented sharpness. This compact 5-inch powerhouse delivers traditional CHIRP sonar for detailed fish returns and ClearVü scanning sonar that paints the bottom in vivid, high-contrast images—like peering through crystal-clear water. Canadian anglers swear by its ability to reveal drop-offs, weed beds, and submerged timber that hold trophy fish, even in the murkiest bays of the Great Lakes or remote prairie reservoirs.

What sets this unit apart is its intuitive keyed interface, perfect for gloved hands during chilly early-season outings. The sunlight-readable display ensures you never miss a bite, whether you're trolling for smallmouth bass in the Thousand Islands or jigging perch in Manitoba's labyrinthine lakes. Paired with preloaded Garmin Navionics+ inland charts, you'll navigate thousands of mapped waterways with contours as fine as 1 foot, highlighting boat ramps, marinas, and hazards that locals know by heart.

Powerful Sonar Features Tailored for Inland Fishing

• Traditional CHIRP Sonar: Cuts through thermoclines to show crisp, separable fish arches, helping you distinguish baitfish schools from keepers.
• ClearVü Scanning Sonar: SideVü and down-scanning views with customizable color palettes reveal bottom details up to 200 feet down, ideal for pinpointing cribs and humps in deep Canadian lakes.
• GT20-TM Transducer: Transom-mounted for easy installation, it supports both sonar types with a wide coverage beam, minimizing blind spots under your hull.

Real-world tip: Adjust the gain and frequency based on water depth—use high CHIRP (150-240 kHz) for shallow bays and medium for deeper haunts. This setup excels in variable conditions, from stained rivers to gin-clear Shield lakes.

Precision Mapping for Canada's Vast Inland Network

Canada's inland waters span over 2 million lakes, and this chartplotter comes factory-loaded with Garmin Navionics+ coverage for the most popular ones—from British Columbia's trophy rainbows to Nova Scotia's feisty brook trout streams. Expect high-definition shading, depth contours, and SmartDepth technology that dynamically generates your own custom charts as you explore unmapped areas. Overlay your sonar data for hybrid views that make structure fishing a breeze.

Pro angler insight: Save custom waypoints for hot honey holes and share them wirelessly—perfect for tournament teams or guiding clients on multi-day trips.

Seamless Connectivity and App Integration

Built-in Wi-Fi opens a world of convenience. Link up with the ActiveCaptain app to download software updates, access OneChart for seamless map swaps, and even crowdsource community fishing reports. Share user data like routes and waypoints between compatible ECHOMAP units on your boat, ensuring everyone stays on the same page during group outings. No more yelling coordinates across the deck.

Effortless Setup and Versatile Mounting

Installation is straightforward for DIY boaters: The GT20-TM mounts cleanly on most transoms, and the unit includes tilt/swivel and flush mounts for dash or console perfection. Power it via the included cable from your 12V system, and you're scanning in under an hour. It's rugged enough for rough chops on Lake Superior yet compact for kayaks or small aluminum tillers.

Maintenance hack: Rinse the transducer after saltwater exposure (if venturing coastal) and store the unit dry to keep seals intact through harsh winters.

What's Included for Immediate Action

• 5-inch ECHOMAP UHD2 55cv chartplotter
• GT20-TM transom-mount transducer
• Power/data cable
• Tilt/swivel mount with knobs
• Flush mount kit
• Mounting hardware
• Documentation and quick-start guide

Elevate your inland adventures—whether chasing muskies in Quebec's river systems or perch in Alberta's foothills. This fishfinder doesn't just show fish; it helps you catch them consistently.