How to INSTALL a Garmin Fish Finder

We are featuring today, our Garmin Striker 7" fish finder. This is a great add on for your Stryker inflatable boat. A fishfinder comes in 2 parts, a display and a transducer that are connected to each other via cables or over Wifi, depending on the model of fishfinder you buy or own. A transducer is the part that looks for fish underwater. Easy to install on a Scotty fish finder mount. We have installed a loom to protect the wires and have attached these to the military grade lifeline with zap straps. We are using a modified suction cup from Amazon to bolt the transducer to the transom and done! This fish finder is extremely easy to use.
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[@mrt8508]

Awesome like the videos and makes me feel more confident in getting a Stryker Boat!

[@StrykerInflatableBoats]

Call us when you're ready ⚓

[@chrisrogers438]

Do you have interference issues from having the transducer mounted close to the propeller?

[@13579roadrash]

The transducer, being that close to the propeller does it interfere with the readings at all?

[@allanstenbeck5368]

Hi Jared
Love the video.
Just wondering where you get your "Zap Strap" from. I have never seen them.
Smooth waters
Thanks

[@christopherflorian2382]

Hey Jared, have almost the same setup; 9.9 Merc ELH, Pro 380 and Garmin 9". Any suggestions on size of battery?

[@StrykerInflatableBoats]

I run a group 27 marine starting battery in a Minn Kota box. Very happy with it

[@christopherflorian2382]

@@StrykerInflatableBoats Great, thx!

[@PNW_Native]

What suction cup to hold onto the boat?

[@PNW_Native]

Links for the setup?