Water machines are the best choice if you are going to be hunting in a foot of water. Non water machines might work but are not designed for this role. On dunk and you can potentially ruin your machine. If you are hunting wet sand your fisher might and might not work especially if your hunting on a salt water beach (ocean), salt is a mineral and your machine might false a lot as it detects it.
Lakes are somewhat different than salt beaches and your fisher will probably do good there. but like I said don't trip and fall in the water
the machine could get ruined. Good luck and happy hunting!
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