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Transducer: This part of the fish finder sends and receives sonar waves. Transducers come with different types of mounts, but the transom mount is the easiest to install.
Screen resolution: When looking at displays, consider the resolution and number of pixels. The more available pixels, the more detailed the display can be.
Frequency: Opt for fish finders with higher frequencies (192 and 200 kHz) if fishing in shallow waters. For professional and commercial use in deep water, 50 kHz transducers work best.
Power: Devices with low wattage are slower (which means they perform better in shallow water). If you want your unit to provide faster and deeper readings, get a high-wattage unit.

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