As of December 2017, Lowrance introduced the Hook2 9 with TripleShot Transducer fishfinder. The upgraded device makes it easier for anglers to use by implementing a more basic menu. The Hook 2 also features more sonar options usually only available on fishfinders costing significantly more. In this way, amateur or professional anglers enjoy the benefits of a fishfinder that increases the chances of having a good day out on the water.
Overview
The Hook2 9 boasts a nine-inch diagonal widescreen equipped with 800 x 400-pixel display. The SolarMax LED backlight ensures that you get crisp images regardless of sunlight conditions. The larger screen also makes images easier to see regardless of where you are position in the boat. The updated keyboard design offers one-touch access to the device’s various options quickly without having to navigate an extensive menu database. Nevertheless, the new Lowrance still enables you to use split-screen options to view sonar and maps simultaneously.
The entire unit has an IPX7 waterproof rating, which protects your fishfinder from damage should the unit be exposed to the water or rain. The mounts included with the Hook2 enable you to install the device directly into the dashboard. Alternatively, use the gimbal mount t