Aldi’s new underwater fishing camera will help you land your next catch for just £159.99
Improve your angling with this innovative gadget that records and livestreams to your phone
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Your support makes all the difference.A popular pastime among nature lovers, fishing is a fantastic sport where patience, skill and chance all play equal roles in your success.
But now, thanks to advancements in technology, there is a way to vastly improve your opportunity of making a catch. Enter: the underwater fishing camera.
A fisherman’s best friend, these cameras provide keen anglers with a visual representation of what’s going on beneath the surface, so you can make better decisions, learn and land more fish.
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Such innovative camera systems don’t come cheap, with many versions setting enthusiastic anglers back hundreds of pounds. But if you’re looking for a device that doesn’t cost a small fortune, Aldi has got you covered.
In its Specialbuys section, the budget supermarket is selling the GoFish underwater fishing camera for just £159.99, which is far less than you will find it for at other online retailers.
It’s the perfect tool for novices, or experts keen on catching more fish than ever before with the help of some unique intel. Whether you want to improve your skills or are looking to buy a gift for an avid angler, here’s everything you need to know about Aldi’s underwater fishing camera.
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GoFish underwater camera: £159.99, Aldi – buy now
The GoFish is an underwater camera that sits on your fishing line and works with a mobile app so you can easily watch, edit, and quickly share your underwater experience straight after your catch.
The device attaches in-line between your test line and leader line, and features a wifi-enabled camera with a 1080p lens that delivers crystal-clear views of any marine life while you wait for a bite. There's even a special night-vision feature, in case your fishing trip continues once the sun goes down.
Ideal for trolling, bottom fishing, float fishing and cast and retrieve fishing, the camera measures 11.5cm and is pre-weighted to 94g, meaning it’s great for catching smallmouth bass, pike, and even larger saltwater fish.
The camera works with a mobile app that’s available on both Android and iPhones and boasts a battery life of up to four hours. It can even go as deep as 500ft, giving you a glimpse of those who feed at the bottom
Aldi’s version also comes with a float accessory that keeps the camera on the surface, giving you a livestream capability. The device turns the camera into a bobber that provides a top-down view so you can check out the fish in hard-to-get-to areas.
A great investment for beginners and experienced anglers alike, you will need to be quick if you want to get your hands on this bargain because it is an online exclusive and, as with all Aldi Specialbuys, once it sells out, it’s gone.
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