Garmin Striker Vivid 5cv fishfinder met GT20-TM-transducer (010-02551-01)

The Garmin Striker Vivid 5cv fish finder offers a 5" color display with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, delivering clear sonar images to help locate fish and structure. The unit measures 188 x 116 x 54 mm and weighs 500 g, combining compact dimensions with a 500 W RMS rated power output to produce detailed underwater returns. The device is designed for simple operation and dependable performance for a range of fishing environments.

Advantages

The 5" display with 800 x 480 resolution provides readable, high-contrast images that make it easier to distinguish fish arches and bottom structure. The compact housing and 500 g weight make the fish finder suitable for small boats and kayaks where space and weight matter. A 500 W RMS rated power ensures sufficient sonar penetration and target separation for most freshwater and nearshore situations. The interface is straightforward to navigate, supporting quick setup and in-field adjustments.

Suitable for

• Recreational freshwater fishing from small boats or kayaks
• Nearshore coastal fishing where compact electronics are preferred
• Anglers who need an easy-to-use, entry-to-mid-level sonar
• Situations requiring a portable, space-saving fish finder

Key specifications

• Display size: 5 inches
• Display resolution: 800 × 480 pixels
• Dimensions: 188 × 116 × 54 mm
• Weight: 500 g
• RMS rated power: 500 W

How to use

Mount the Garmin Striker Vivid 5cv according to your boat or kayak mounting method and connect power following the manufacturer’s wiring guidelines. Power the unit on and select the sonar view to begin scanning; adjust sensitivity and range to match local water and depth conditions. Use the display to interpret sonar returns and adjust boat position or trolling speed to investigate fish targets and structure. Regularly secure the unit and wiring to prevent movement and exposure to moisture when not in use.

Recommendations

For optimal results, start with medium sensitivity and auto-range settings, then fine-tune sensitivity and zoom when targeting specific depths or structure. Use a suitable transducer mount for your vessel to maintain consistent contact with the water. Keep the display clean and protected from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve screen visibility and longevity.