Underwater Fishing Camera

I picked up the FourQ Underwater Fishing Camera (65FT version) last month and have been testing it out on my recent ice fishing trips. As someone who loves fishing, this gadget has added a fun new dimension to my outings, and I wanted to share my thoughts. Pros: Crystal Clear Display: The 4.3-inch HD LCD screen is bright and easy to read, even in the glare of the snow. The underwater footage is sharp, and I could easily spot fish swimming around. Night Vision: The built-in IR lights work great for night fishing or in murky water. I was impressed with how well it performed during early morning sessions. Portable Design: At just 40 kg/88 lbs with the 65ft cable, it’s manageable to carry out onto the ice. The included carrying case is a nice bonus for storage. Battery Life: The 5000mAh battery lasted me about 8-10 hours on a single charge, which is perfect for a full day of fishing. Cons: Setup Time: Initial setup took a bit longer than expected—about 15-20 minutes to get the camera attached and the cable sorted. The instructions could be more detailed. Cable Tangling: The 65ft cable is great for depth, but it can tangle if you’re not careful when reeling it in. A bit more practice helped, though. Overall Experience: This camera has been a game-changer for my ice fishing adventures. The adjustable rod and 12pcs IR lights make it versatile for different conditions, and the portable design means I can take it anywhere. I love watching the underwater action in real-time, and it’s helped me target fish more effectively. The only hiccups were the initial setup and cable management, but once I got the hang of it, it was smooth sailing. Highly recommend this to any fishing enthusiast, especially for ice or kayak fishing!

I'm using it around my boat, inside and out. Wide angle, surprisingly large depth of field and good light sensitivity. I used it twice on the end of a 25' pole to search the bottom for dropped items, sunny day, turbid water, no IR, a few feet off the bottom for a wider view, dropping close for details, then back up to guide a magnet for retrieval. (It is tricky and tedious manoeuvring it on the end of a very long pole, but the alternative was diving with tanks or losing expensive items.) For inspecting/working in confined spaces on the boat, it's great, better than my borescope due to the large depth of field. 1000x time better than an inspection mirror. I've used the IR lights a couple or times, but for my applications natural light is better. It's been used to inspect a keel, check cooling water intakes for clogs and check the settings on a propellor. I have no experience with other fish cameras, but this one has exceeded my expectations.

I’m thoroughly impressed with the FourQ Underwater Fishing Camera! The 4.3-inch HD display provides a clear and vibrant image, allowing me to see underwater activity with incredible detail. Whether I’m fishing from a kayak, boat, or through the ice, this camera delivers reliable performance every time. The 100ft cable is plenty long to explore deeper areas, and the 12 IR lights give excellent visibility even in murky water. What surprised me most is the 5000mAh battery it lasts for hours, so I can enjoy long fishing sessions without worrying about recharging. It’s lightweight, compact, and easy to set up. I’ve already spotted several fish that I would’ve missed using just a regular fish finder. This device adds a whole new level of fun and strategy to my fishing trips. Definitely a great value for the price if you love fishing, this camera is a must-have!

Beau produit! C’est impressionnant! L’image est précise!

It worked well, but picture was always very dark. Not blaming the camera, just the conditions of the lake I was testing it in and the light is just simply not bright enough for my purposes.