Reviewing the Eagle Cuda 300 Fishfinder

Fish finders generally have to have three important features. They must be able to tell the fisherman the depth of the water, the temperature of the water and give a readout of the terrain below the fish finder. Most models on the market cover these three basics. But often that is not enough to set one fish finder above the others. There has to be added amenities in order to coax the fisherman's wallet out. The price has to be reasonable but it still needs a few extras. The Eagle Cuda 300 Fishfinder delivers these "few" extras.

To be quite honest, the Eagle Cuda 300 Fishfinder is not the best fish finder on the market. It does have a limited depth and range for its sonar. But considering its price you do get the basics plus a little bit more. It is those extras that are fueling sales of this fish finder over comparative models.

Among the added features you get with the Eagle Cuda 300 is the ability to see the depth of the fish. That is valuable because, when casting out your line and utilizing weights, you want to come to the right deepness for the specific fish you're trying to catch. The environment the Eagle Cuda 300 reveals is pretty detailed taking into account it's a lower end product. Unfortunately, you won't have the ability to see that pile of seaweed at the bed of the lake that you can possibly get snagged on, but it does give you a view of a sweeping terrain.

The Eagle Cuda 300 also features another rather helpful aspect. It allows you to see the screen even in bright sunlight. A lot of LCD screens are difficult to read if light is shining on them so this is something you ought to keep in mind.

You can easily find the Eagle Cuda 300 Fishfinder for around $100, which is remarkably cheap considering all that you do get. No, it probably is not for the competitive fishermen or fisher women, but it is a great model for beginners and for those who like to fish recreationally on occasion. That is perhaps why it is one of the best selling fish finders of its kind.