Underwater Cameras For Kayak Fishing

I bought this to transport a portable humminbird fish finder, I use for kayak fishing. (long device that doesn't break down (~35)). I couldn't find a bag that allowed for the length I needed and was wide enough to accommodate the extra padding I wrap around both the fish-finder electronics and the transducer end(s) of the device, to keep them from getting damaged. Price was right too. Didn't want to pay more for a bag to haul the fish-finder in, that cost more than the fish-finder itself. Turns out the rest of my rod holder equipment for kayak fishing fits too. Not what Impact had in mind for use, but works well for my needs. Might get a second one, for hauling 2-piece rods, for transport.

This product was ordered for my friend for ice fishing with his Aqua View underwater camera. He is happy with the purchase and says it was a great buy.

I am a Captain on a fishing boat, and I usually bring two 35mm cameras, along with a digital camcorder, DVD mini discs, an extra lens, and room to spare. That being said this case keeps all me photography items out of the elements. Great seal, closes tight, is esthetically fine, and is rugged. Can't be beat. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a case to stand up to tough conditions. It also holds up to travel very well!

I use three GoPro 8 cameras in our boat to capture different angles during our fishing adventures. Using The Remote I can activate record and stop all with the push of a button. It does sync to the camera's and on rare occasions it will lose the connection to one of the cameras. Reconnecting is quick and easy and pretty straight forward. I really like The Remote even if it has an occasional hiccup.

I use this for my Canon underwater camera. Performs well! Great to use in Cyber Sampler and other Lomo cameras!

I kayak a lot, this product is waterproof, truly waterproof.

can safely take my camera in the kayak

Adheres well to the hull of my kayak and is as steady as I need it to be.

Used this last week in my kayak. Worked well .

We bought two of these to help keep our new point & shoot underwater cameras safely attached to our wrists while snorkeling in Hawaii. They served their purpose admirably. A brief test proved that they did possess adequate buoyancy to keep the camera from sinking if let loose.