
See What's Under Your Boat Before You Jump In
Plugs Into Your Existing MFD
One marine-grade cable runs from the transom camera to your Garmin, Simrad, or Lowrance display. The video feed appears the moment you power on.
No More Blind Jumps To Scout
Idle up to a cove and sweep a wide view across the bottom before anyone gets wet. Gear up only once you know it's worth it.
Everyone Watches From The Boat
Kids, grandparents, and non-swimmers see the same reef and fish as the divers, live on the big screen at the helm.
Marine-Grade Stainless Build
The housing is marine-grade stainless steel and pressure-tested to 100m. Mount it once on the transom and it stays ready every trip.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you install ReefScope on the transom?
How do you install ReefScope on the transom?
Most owners bolt the stainless bracket above the drain plug and run the marine-grade cable alongside existing rigging to the MFD. It's a one-afternoon job, no professional install needed.
Will ReefScope work with my Garmin, Simrad, or Lowrance display?
Will ReefScope work with my Garmin, Simrad, or Lowrance display?
ReefScope connects directly to the video input on Garmin, Simrad, and Lowrance MFDs. If your display accepts a standard video-in feed, the live camera view shows up right on that screen.
What if the water is murky or full of plankton?
What if the water is murky or full of plankton?
Like any optical camera, ReefScope sees best in the clear 10-30ft water most snorkel spots offer. In murky water you'll still confirm it in seconds, no swim required to find out.
How deep can the camera actually see?
How deep can the camera actually see?
In clear tropical water, ReefScope shows usable reef and fish detail down to about 10-30ft. Its wide field of view sweeps a broad stretch of bottom as you idle past.
Do I need to drill into my boat to install it?
Do I need to drill into my boat to install it?
No major drilling for most boats. Owners typically bolt a small stainless bracket above the drain plug and route the cable alongside existing rigging to the helm.
Does ReefScope work while the boat is moving?
Does ReefScope work while the boat is moving?
ReefScope is built for idling or slow-trolling past a spot, the speeds most boaters scout at. Slow down near the area you want to check and the live feed shows the bottom in real time.
Will barnacles or fouling ruin the view over time?
Will barnacles or fouling ruin the view over time?
The low-profile transom mount and marine-grade stainless housing resist fouling far better than exposed hardware. A quick freshwater rinse after saltwater trips keeps the lens clear.
Is this better than a pole-mounted action camera?
Is this better than a pole-mounted action camera?
A pole-mounted camera means holding it steady in the current while everyone crowds a tiny screen. ReefScope mounts once and puts the live view on the helm's screen for the whole crew.