Livescope video

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Livescope video

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In this informative video, pro bass angler Cody Huff takes us on a tour of his Garmin LiveScope Plus fish finder while scanning a school of bass in a brush pile. He shows his go-to settings for finding and catching bass in brush piles and most situations in general, including his deep water sharpshooting technique with Rapala Jigging Raps and heavy Jigs. Huff starts by emphasizing the importance of doing a factory reset to get the device back to its default settings before making adjustments. This helps to get you close to the ideal setup for fishing. He also prefers to keep his forward range at around feet. Moving on to the technical side, he goes through his sonar setup menu.

Livescope video

W ell, it seems there are two ways to fish, with or without sonar. One an ancient, mysterious art form of guessing where the fish may be, and the other using our modern technology to leave little mystery at all. If you are going to use sonar, why not go all-out with a setup like the Garmin LiveScope. The LiveScope uses real-time imagery and a foot view below the surface in all directions. Kayak Angler is the world's leading kayak fishing magazine and the number one source for fishing kayak reviews, rigging and tactics for saltwater and freshwater species, plus industry news and fishing reports on what's biting near you. Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive. Type your email…. Continue reading. Click here - to use the wp menu builder.

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I have the 73cv package from last year, got it early this past sept to use in the boat. You need to be in the group to see the videos. Having said that I liked being able to see the action. Noise turned off Trails off Rejection off Scroll speed to ultra scroll They say the 22 works a lot faster with the To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Can't get on it with my boat anyways. Not sure on livescope? Would be easier with a drawing. I absolutely love catching smallies on the New River, but have not been able to get up there much recently. How to I post video? But I don't think the tr22 which scans out and down comes with ice package does. Hoping someone can let me know soon as the ice is going to be starting pretty quick it looks like

I was fortunate to get the new Garmin Livescope Plus technology a couple months before it was available to the public and spent a lot of time testing the settings, limitations, and improved image quality and signal processing to give a full report on the newest forward facing sonar technology from the originators at Garmin. I started using Livescope Plus in early March, and I was testing it mostly in deep water chasing fish that were still out on deep structure and brush waiting for the water to warm. The first thing I noticed was a good bit of improved definition.

Most iceshanty boards are represented. I have the 73cv package from last year, got it early this past sept to use in the boat. How to I post video? Is there any depth limitation with the transducer in the downward position? Hoping someone can let me know soon as the ice is going to be starting pretty quick it looks like It's adjustable to what distance you want to scan out. Gosh not sure on the down at ' that's a big foot print, which everything is squeezed together. You adjust to ' it squeezes everything together more. I heard they were working on it. You need to be in the group to see the videos. Have my livescope mounted to a pole.