Vexilar Fish-Scout Camera Color B&W w/90' Cable

The Vexilar Fish-Scout Camera Color B&W with 90' Cable is a professional-grade underwater imaging system designed for ice anglers and open-water fishermen who demand real-time visual confirmation of fish activity beneath the surface. This camera assembly integrates seamlessly with Vexilar's FS800 and FS1000 Fish-Scout systems, delivering dual-mode color and black-and-white video capabilities that adapt to varying water clarity and lighting conditions. Whether you're targeting panfish in shallow lakes or deep-water species in rivers, this camera system transforms how you locate and understand fish behavior, eliminating guesswork from your fishing strategy.

The extended 90-foot cable provides substantial reach and flexibility for deep-water exploration and positioning the camera at multiple depths without moving your shelter or boat. The color and black-and-white imaging modes deliver superior performance across different environmental conditions—color mode excels in clear water with adequate light, while B&W mode amplifies visibility in murky or low-light conditions common in early morning, late evening, or stained water. The compact camera head measures 8 x 6 x 9 inches and weighs just 3.05 lbs, making it portable and easy to deploy from ice shelters, boats, or shore installations without requiring heavy rigging or mechanical assistance.

This camera assembly is compatible exclusively with Vexilar FS800 and FS1000 Fish-Scout systems, serving as a direct replacement or upgrade for existing installations. Serious ice anglers, tournament fishermen, and fishing guides rely on this proven Vexilar optics system to gain competitive advantage by observing lure action, fish response, and bottom composition in real time. Installation is straightforward—simply connect the 90-foot cable to your Fish-Scout unit and position the camera at your target depth. The rugged design withstands freshwater and saltwater environments, making it suitable for year-round use in lakes, rivers, and coastal fisheries where subsurface observation directly improves catch rates and fishing success.