Forward Facing Sonar Deals: LiveScope, ActiveTarget, and MEGA Live

Save on hundreds on LiveScope, ActiveTarget, and MEGA Live.

By Scott Einsmann

Updated on Mar 19, 2024 11:07 AM EDT

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If you want to try forward facing sonar on your boat or kayak this year, now is a great time to grab a transducer and graph because they’re on sale for hundreds off. Here are some great deals.

Forward Facing Sonar Transducers on Sale

Garmin Panoptix LiveScope Transducer for $500 off. (This is not the latest LiveScope Plus ducer)

Humminbird MEGA Live is $500 off.

Lowrance ActiveTarget is $249 off.

LiveScope is highly effective for crappie fishing.

Cory Schmidt

Fish Finders on Sale

Humminbird Helix 8 is $500 off.

Lowrance HDS LIVE 12 is on sale for $1450 off

Lowrance HDS LIVE 9 Fish Finder/Chartplotter – Amer XD AI 3-in-1 is on sale for $1,100 off.

Garmin ECHOMAP Ultra 126sv Fish Finder/Chartplotter Combo with GT54 Transducer is $1,200 off.

Forward Facing Sonar Accessory Deals

Humminbird MEGA Live Imaging TargetLock Adapter Kit for Minn Kota Ultrex Trolling Motor is $500 off

Humminbird MEGA Live Imaging TargetLock for Minn Kota Ultrex Trolling Motor is $500 off

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