What I Learned After 3 Years With Garmin LIVESCOPE | CRAPPIE FISHING 

Congratulations!

Thanks Greg appreciate it

Hopefully I got soaked yesterday snagged a couple bass on a frog with one over 5 tho going out for the strike king tomorrow in the rain should be miserable haha

Thanks for hanging with me for so long means alot!

Thanks Baker! In due time I'll have a nice setup and start chasing the big toads

Appreciate it Tank!

Appreciate it man and definitely will anything you want to know?

Thanks man you've been here awhile and it means alot!

Appreciate it brother!

Thanks Ben! Anything you would like to see on the channel?

Appreciate it bud

Definitely nice on a smaller boat but a full size would benefit more with trolling motor mounted if hunting big fish. But if just fishing brush cant beat a pole

Thank you!

Seeing as I teach sonar and im on the water 6 days a week... 10 hours a day ain't nothing lol time on the water is the most important part of fishing.

Yeah I need to work on a setup for my talking videos definitely

Forward. Just gotta stay eith the fish your targeting and follow him around

Red rod is a favorite fishing 13 foot. Green is a acc crappie stix

@@TurnerFishingg what is it specs line and weight rating please?

Let's ban it and keep sidescan so I can see 100ft on both sides of my boat mark the fish with GPS and go over there and limit out everyday. Livescope only cuts out time and if you want you can spend all day looking for a trophy fish. Don't use it as an excuse till you've used it. This not Randy Balkut channel.

@Turner Fishing I don't want to ban it everywhere, but it would be nice if there were some lakes where it was banned. Certain places have bait restrictions and hp restrictions; I don't see why we can't have some electronics restrictions.

@ Joe Johnson HP restrictions on smaller impoundments are primarily for safety reasons, and bait restrictions are to ensure the ecosystem of any given lake or pond is as healthy as possible - nothing to do with "fair chance"... That sounds alot like DEI "wokesism". So, by that logic, me and all my 50 plus year experienced fishing buddies would not be allowed to fish? Would we have to fish on different days based on a "class system" such as Junior Class or Master Class, etc? Alot of older fisherman, including myself, may have said the same things in the beginning about LiveScope, but now have it. You still have to know how to fish, period. Moreover, we primarily target the larger slabs. IF, and it's a big IF, in the future, the Fish and Wildlife Biologists determine LiveScope has affected the population of any given species, then they will most certainly lower the creel limits on same... People need to stop worrying about other people's fishing, and concentrate on their own, they'll be much happier.... Good one Steve, and Congrats...Never thought about the increased light aspect. I'll have to look harder 😂 👍

@Dave Dumb comment. DEI would require you to give your Livescope to someone else. Bait restrictions I'm referring to are in place to make it more difficult to catch fish in certain areas. For example, many trout fisheries require barbless hooks, and artificial lures only. Livescope gives the angler an advantage, and because only rich people have it, it's basically a way for rich boys to get richer. I stand by what I said: it would be nice if there were a few Livescope-free fisheries.

@@joejohnson4592 dumb in your opinion Joe. Barbless hooks? ... You're deflecting. That has to do with not harming the fish - again, nothing to do with "fairness". You just made my argument for me as well, with the rich boys get richer comment and the unfair advantage nonsense. I live on a Military pension. You simply have a chip on your shoulder, and can't stand someone else enjoying something in a way you can't, period. All that HP and restrictions nonsense is just fallacious. Good luck out there!

More work using it than the payoff unless you really like catching 1 big fish a day. Speaking without using isn't a bad thing just pointless