The Livescope HATERS are gonna CRY when they Watch This INSANE Footage... 

Made my day seeing this😂 what would be even funnier is if every time you hook a fish using livescope you put a whiny Randy emoji on the screen😭

Lmao so good

I instantly busted out laughing 😂

When showing livescope footage he should put Randy’s head on the fish 😂

Damn that is good.

How is it not easy when you have a live camera feed showing you where the fish are 😂

@@Tyler-fp5ix Just cause their there doesn't mean you can catch them before livescope or panoptix it was happening your whole fishing career you just didn't know they were there.

​​@@alabamafishing1013I've seen enough bass pretty much laugh at me while sight fishing to know that seeing them does not equate to catching them.

Fishing? This ain't fishing😂 Throw a net or a shiner chinamen

Lake break by bassfishing hq

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Classy for sure.

Best fishing series on youtube ever!!!! And screw those people, tell us the lakes for crying out loud. As if the point of the series is not that this can be done on any lake. Plus, you can look at the “excellent rating” on lake Tyler, which TPW does not give many lakes and know it’s a good lake. Most people ain’t going to drive that far.

Love the series! Suggestion - Lake Somerville.

His nickname is TANK

100% its gonna hurt lakes all over the country. Just give it a few years and people will be complaining about how the lakes suck. I compare it to the mojo spinning wing duck decoys and why states with a lot of hunting pressure had to ban them.

He will too! Sad old angry man.

​@@thatfishingguy11bhe was a hammer in his day though. Qualified for over 20 classics and has won over 2Mill. He's just an environmentalist who calls it like he sees it. IMO anyway.

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WRONG! RANDY HAS BIG PROBLEMS WITH BASS FISHING THESE DAYS!

Trying to get some of their original audience back. It isn't working out for them though. For several reasons, not just because Ben has a big duplicitous mouth. Because watching tournaments used to be one of the only ways to learn about successful new techniques, because the pros were using and winning with the new technique. That was only possible if you had cable TV OR Satellite TV. But with the Internet taking away viewers from cable TV. Like LTE and 5G has made landlines, satellite/CABLE TV lose a lot of money, people are just less dependent on watching tournaments. That explains why bass fishing tournaments are losing sponsors. Their audience already has shrunken down to mostly competition fans. Finding out what the winners were using doesn't depend on watching the show anymore. Dropshot fishing became popular only after it started winning Bassmaster tournaments in the early 90s. But it, like wacky rigging was a well kept secret by the pros for many years before those tournament wins. So..... Here's the reason why tournaments are reluctant to ban or limit Livescope. It makes success in tournaments easier for less talented people. That's why Junk Fishing isn't something embarrassing anymore, like it used to be in the 1990s. With all the increases in tournament anglers, shouldn't the fees and prizes increased along with the participants? They used to be much higher in the 1990s when Walmart owned FLW. HIGH PRODUCTION COSTS AND LEGACY MEDIA REQUIREMENTS are just too expensive for the competitive bass fishing audience. It's as simple as that. That's probably why tournaments are very reluctant to provide the data they already have. They need to make tournament participants and fans of tournament fishing make up the loss in advertising revenue. But reducing the awards and prizes won't make professional tournament bass fishing more appealing to the general public. Making fishing easier for the general public might make it more appealing to the general public. That's why using Livescope, no matter how it takes the recognition away from the most talented and experienced anglers, is not something the old school bass fishing families, that used to have a monopoly on the sport, are reluctant to give it up. But unfortunately, it also causes professional bass fishing to lose it's magic and allure to the general public. It just looks like catching and harassing fish more than it does what it used to be, a master angler calling in the fish and charming them into taking his hook. Those days are over.