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Vexilar 12 Degree Ice-Ducer Black
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SKU: TB0080-052762010803
Overview
Built for ice anglers who want dependable sonar feedback while moving from hole to hole, this transducer is designed to support bait tracking and on-ice fish finding. Its 12-degree beam angle offers a focused option within Vexilar’s Ice-Ducer lineup, making it suited to anglers who prefer a narrower view under the ice. The float and stopper system is intended to help maintain accurate readings, while the cable is designed to stay limp in cold weather. It also adjusts for different ice thickness conditions, which adds practical flexibility for changing winter setups.
Why Hunters Choose the Vexilar
Reliable Float
Stopper system helps support accurate
Adjustable Different
Ice thickness conditions
Cable Stays
Limp in cold weather for
7-foot Cable
Practical reach for ice fishing
12-degree Beam
Angle offers a focused sonar
Key Features
- 12 degree beam angle for ice fishing sonar use
- Reliable float and stopper system for accurate readings
- Adjustable for different ice thickness conditions
- Cable stays limp in cold weather
- 7-foot cable included
Best Used For
- Ice anglers who want reliable sonar readings while moving quickly from hole to hole.
- Users fishing varying ice thickness conditions who need easy adjustment on the water.
- Anglers in cold weather who prefer a cable designed to stay limp.
- Serious ice fishermen using Vexilar sonar and looking for a 12-degree beam angle.
Specifications
| Beam Angle | 12 degree |
|---|---|
| Beam Angles Available | 19 degree, 12 degree, 9 degree (Pro View), switchable tri-beam model with 8, 12 and 20 cone angles |
| Cable Description | Specially designed cable stays limp in cold weather |
| Cable Length | 7 Foot Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Dual Beam Cable Length | 9 feet |
| Float And Stopper System | Reliable float and stopper system |
| Ice Thickness Adjustment | Easily adjust for different ice thickness conditions |
Pros
- Reliable float and stopper system helps support accurate readings.
- Adjustable for different ice thickness conditions.
- Cable stays limp in cold weather for easier handling.
- 7-foot cable provides practical reach for ice fishing setups.
- 12-degree beam angle offers a focused sonar option for ice use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 12-degree beam is a narrower coverage option, so it is more focused than wider-angle models and may require more precise hole placement when searching.
- This model is one beam-angle choice within Vexilar’s Ice-Ducer lineup; anglers who want adjustable cone angles would need to look at the switchable tri-beam version instead.
- The 7-foot cable is suitable for many ice setups, but it may feel limiting in deeper or more spread-out rigging situations compared with longer-cable options.
- The product is built around ice-fishing sonar use, so it is specialized gear rather than a general-purpose transducer for other fishing applications.
Suggested Comparisons
- Ice fishing sonar transducers
- Ice fishing electronics accessories
- Portable fish finder transducer options
- Ice fishing hole-hopping sonar setups
Suggested Accessories
- Ice fishing sonar accessories
- Transducer mounting accessories
- Cable management accessories
- Protective storage accessories
Frequently Asked Questions
What beam angle does the Vexilar 12 Degree Ice-Ducer use?
This model uses a 12 degree beam angle.
Is this Ice-Ducer designed for ice fishing sonar use?
Yes. The product is described as an Ice-Ducer for ice fishing sonar.
Can the Ice-Ducer be adjusted for different ice thickness conditions?
Yes. The specifications state that it can be easily adjusted for different ice thickness conditions.
What cable length is included with this model?
The listed cable length is 7 feet.
Does the cable stay flexible in cold weather?
Yes. The description says the cable is specially designed to stay limp in cold weather.