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Imagine gliding through open waters, your boat slicing effortlessly while your sonar paints a vivid picture of the depths below—schools of fish darting, rugged bottom contours revealing hidden structures, and precise depth readings guiding your every move. The Lowrance B258 thru-hull transducer delivers exactly that, blending rugged durability with pinpoint accuracy for serious boaters and anglers who demand more from their electronics.
Crafted for thru-hull mounting, this powerhouse operates at dual 50/200 kHz frequencies, pushing 1kW RMS power to conquer deep waters. Paired with its included fairing block, it minimizes turbulence and maximizes signal clarity, even at higher speeds. Whether you're chasing trophy fish offshore or mapping lake bottoms for structure fishing, the B258 transforms raw data into actionable intelligence, helping you locate prime spots faster and with greater confidence.
Unlike basic transducers that falter in rough seas or lose detail at speed, the B258 maintains exceptional bottom hardness discrimination and fish arch resolution. Anglers report spotting wrecks and drop-offs with ease, turning average outings into record-breakers.
Engineered to pair flawlessly with Lowrance chartplotters and fishfinders supporting high-power sonar, this transducer elevates your setup without compatibility headaches. Its 20-degree beam at 50 kHz casts a wide net for offshore scouting, while the narrower 12-degree beam at 200 kHz hones in on tight targets nearshore.
Pro tip: Position it forward on the hull for optimal forward-facing coverage, ensuring bubbles from props don't interfere. Deadrise compensation via the fairing block keeps beams perpendicular to the seabed, sharpening your view of structure and fish.
Offshore adventurers use the B258 to probe 1,000+ feet for swordfish and tuna, its deep-water prowess cutting through layers to reveal bait balls and upwellings. Inshore, bass pros leverage its temp data alongside high-res imaging to dial in post-spawn patterns around submerged timber.
For tournament anglers, the edge comes from consistent bottom lock—no more guessing in 200-foot-plus depths. Sailors and cruisers appreciate the thru-hull design's low-profile install, preserving hull integrity while providing navigation-critical depth info.
Backed by years of field testing, this transducer isn't just equipment; it's a trusted ally that sharpens your instincts and boosts success rates on the water.
Its 50 kHz frequency and 1kW RMS power provide wide coverage and strong penetration, excelling at identifying fish targets and bottom features in depths over 1,000 feet.
Yes, it features a built-in temperature sensor for real-time water temperature readings, helping track fish behavior influenced by thermal layers.
The fairing block aligns the transducer with the hull's deadrise angle, reducing water turbulence and air entrainment for clearer sonar returns at boat speeds.
Absolutely, the fairing design minimizes signal loss, maintaining accurate depth and fish readings while planing or trolling.
It performs optimally on fiberglass, wood, or metal hulls with moderate deadrise (up to 20 degrees), common in planing hulls and offshore boats.
Yes, its bronze housing offers excellent corrosion resistance, making it a reliable choice for both freshwater and harsh saltwater use.
50 kHz offers broader coverage for deep water (wider cone angle), while 200 kHz provides finer detail for shallower areas (narrower beam).
50/200 kHz, 1kW RMS, with faring block. Provides deep water sounding with superb target and bottom definition.
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