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Fish Eyes Rod and Reel with Underwater Video Camera

Fish Eyes Rod and Reel with Underwater Video Camera

• Underwater video camera transmits live footage to your LCD screen
• Full-color, full motion LCD screen with removable sun shade
• Allows you to catch the fish you see
• Included bait basket attracts fish to the viewing area
• Video camera with built in LED light for all underwater conditions

FishEyes Rod & Reel with Underwater Video Camera allows you to see what's happening underwater in real time! No more guess work or long waiting periods with no action. Now spend your time bringing in more fish than ever! Great for dock, lake or even ocean fishing! Catch more fish or just explore underwater! Includes: one FishEyes Rod & Reel, two bait baskets, two sinkers and 10 line attachment clip sets..

A color LCD screen transmits footage from an underwater camera, letting you spot -- and catch -- fish attracted by an included bait basket.

The FishEyes Rod and Reel, with a built-in underwater video camera, allows you to see exactly what's happening underwater, in real time. Ideal for locating and catching fish -- or simply having fun exploring the underwater world, the set includes one FishEyes Rod & Reel device, two sinkers, and ten line attachment clip sets.

Features

• Underwater video camera transmits live footage to your LCD screen
• Built-in LED light to capture underwater images in all light conditions
• FishEyes Depth Control cast system
• Removable sun shade for optimal viewing
• Full color, full motion LCD screen
• Included bait basket attracts fish to the viewing area
• 25-foot line

Specifications

• Measures 3.9 by 5.5 by 25 inches (W x H x D)
• 1.8-pound weight
• Requires four AA batteries (not included)
• Recommended for users age eight and up
• Some assembly required
• Hooks and lures not included

List Price: $ 99.99 Price: $ 54.99

what are the eyes of fishing poles made out of?

Does any body know wha tthe eyes on the fishing pole are made out of?

Has anyone used any of the lighted fishing lures or any lures with fiber optic eyes? Do these really work?

I fish on the upper Mississippi River and am curious if anyone else has tried these lighted lures. Some are called LED and other brands are called electronic. Some have replacable batteries and some don’t. These lures are more expensive than “regular” fishing lures,but if they actually attract the fish into biting, they would be worth it. Thanks for any info.