Fouling on the face of transducers can reduce their sensitivity, decreasing bottom-echo returns and fish targets. Keep your transducer performing at its peak with Foulfree.
When carried with a Type Approved Smoke Signal, Transport Canada recognizes that an electronic visual distress signal device (eVDSD) can be carried instead of flares or a watertight flashlight if the eVDSD has been accepted by the United States Coast Guard.
Choose Bivy Stick for a lightweight and feature-packed satellite communicator. Benefit from unrivalled two-way and group messaging, emergency SOS, GPS tracking, and location sharing. Stay connected, even beyond cellular coverage.
Easily spot obstacles and debris in moonless starlight without white light or expensive thermal cameras. Navigate safely, avoid collisions and maximize your time on the water.
Pumps down to 1/8" (3 mm) so you can have a dry bilge, and a dry bilge is a clean, odourless bilge. This new Rule bilge pump gets the last of the water out.
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