Active Target Module Lowrance Simrad 000-15595-001

The Lowrance Active Target Transducer Module , the real-time sonar will be able to see high resolution images of the fish swimming around the structure or reacting to our lure, while we move it. With the new Active Target™ Live Sonar in real time we will obtain forward, downward or Scout™ views , we can scan or probe the location of the fish around our boat, duck, kayak or Catamaran and easily track their movements. We will see in real time how the fish relate to the structure and react to our fishing lure, so that we can make the correct changes in terms of size, color or model of our lure and get them to attack. Starts the game!

Weighing 1.86 kg (4.12 lbs) the Active Target™ Module is the indispensable component for Lowrance's Active Target Transducer, the real-time sonar that will help you locate fish to see if they are actively feeding, which makes it the perfect sonar for any type of technique such as drop shot, vertical fishing or casting your lure and tracking baits in horizontal fishing by churning water. Mount the transducer facing forward ( Vista Forward ) to cast it in the direction of the fish, or facing downward ( Vista D own ) to practice vertical fishing under your boat or in your case forward ( Vista Scout ) with a viewing angle of 135º in Horizontal and 18º in Vertical with the probe and locate everything that is in your radius of forward action.

• Front View : Visualize the water column 18º from side to side and 135º from top to bottom. Use it to view fish and structure directly in front of the transducer. Know the depth and structure where the fish is to target your next cast.

• View Below : Visualize the water column 18º from side to side and 135º from front to back. Use it for vertical fishing or to see what is right under the transducer. Watch the lure and fish movements in real time. Place the lure right in front of the fish and watch our lure attack.

• Scout View : Visualize the water column 135º from side to side, lateral and 18º from top to bottom. Use it to scan large areas for fish and structures where fish are located. Look for schools of fish and know the direction of your next release.