I may be new to the fishing technology game, but holy crap it’s cool to see the freakin’ lure on the screen going down in real time! And bringing the caught fish back up! Wow!
Thank You. Great to see the Garmin Force in action. What is your opinion on the accuracy of the spot lock on the Garmin Force? Do you ever spot lock over brush piles?
We have found the anchor lock to be spot on so far. As far as brush piles go we don't have many around here. I'm sure it would work great though. Appreciate the Comment! ~Kyle
@@davidfbarton5 You bet! Thanks for asking. I am very aware of better knots out there but I just run that Albright. When windy and cold I like easy and fast;) Thanks again! ~Kyle
@@Wired2Fish How do you figure? They're in no danger across the country for over-harvesting, not a grossly sought after species (no Crappie Masters Classics), live in lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and ponds all across the US and Canada, and are even considered invasive in many journals. The day Crappie (both species) become a "forgotten treasure" will be a day 10,000 years after small and largemouth bass have gone extinct.
Schools like that are very vulnerable to over harvest (they have nowhere to go other than the basin). Fish have much slower growth rates in the north country and while it grows big crappies, it takes a long time for them to get that big. So they become a highly respected resource for those seeking fish that exceed 14 inches. I'm not saying crappies as a species will be a forgotten treasure, I'm saying quality fish/fisheries,(capable of growing fish over 12inches) at least in the ice belt are getting fewer... As incredible technology has become, it doesn't make it easier for the fish, right? I'm all for a fish fry (especially crappie) but for me and a lot of the panfish nuts I know, fish over 12inches all go back. I get that crappie are not bass but picture cutting into a 7lb largemouth. It's like that for some guys.
@@Wired2Fish I get where you're coming from, now. And yes I agree, fish (of any species) that reach pinnacle size need to go back. I apologize for the misunderstanding and if I was a taaaad bit aggressive with my comment.🙄 Guess I'm just used to the aggressive populations that we have down South.
It is so incredibly fun! We realize it's not for everyone, but we all grew up fishing crappies as kids and still to this day love them. Thanks for the comment!
It is the best!! I have a video where I was on them and literally caught them all. It wasn’t as good as this vid but action filled!! Check it out. I actually caught them on shiners in the summer in the deepest part of the lake
Big'un off-rip! Makin short work of the crappies. Lipless Crankbaits feast and fish on! incredible mass of fish! Tight lines yall 👍 #Wired2Fish that is fun =)
I'll tell you what, for those that can't afford these kind of optics on these fancy boats, this seems a lot like cheating, you're watching your bait fall right to the fish. I'd like to see you guys be successful without all of those extra bells and whistles, not to be a hater, I'm just saying, personally, I'm more of a fan of the primitive style of sportsmanship, deer hunting with no cameras, fishing with just a basic depth finder.
I agree with you today's electronics make everyone a good fisherman.It pisses me off that it used to be that if you had more knowledge than other fisherman than you were respected for your ability.Now the new sonar takes a lot of the learning curve away and makes people think that they are better fisherman than they really are.If electronics advance much more it will be bad for the fish populations especially if people are keeping fish
Thanks John. The funny thing was, we hardly saw any on side imaging or 2D sonar. Didn't know they were there until we dropped the Panoptix. We figured out that the boat/motor was dispersing the school so we weren't marking them good on 2D, Side Imaging or Down Imaging. When we dropped the bow-mount, LiveScope revealed the mother load in the front and to the sides of the boat. Believe what you will, but that was our experience. Understand that not everyone desires or can afford the technology (fair chase concerns are respected) but it works.
Wired2Fish Hey bud I’m not beating up on you guys it’s just I’ve met so many people that have went but deep in the hole to get a lot of this stuff now they have less money to fish. I’m as bad as anybody because I have 4 birds , 4 transducers and a 360 unit sure at certain times I’ll catch a few more fish but on average not that often had to break myself from riding around all day looking at pictures. A lot of the guys that I’ve run into say the same thing.
DIMCALLIE that also makes sense. I heard the crop eye term from a fish and game scientist who was showing me how a lot of sunfish species have eyes that face in opposite directions unlike bass and other game fish. Who knows tho
That is just a crazy big school of Crappie 💪🏽👊🏽
I may be new to the fishing technology game, but holy crap it’s cool to see the freakin’ lure on the screen going down in real time! And bringing the caught fish back up! Wow!
Absolutely, it's a revolutionary technology and we can't get enough from a fish behavior standpoint.
Thank You. Great to see the Garmin Force in action. What is your opinion on the accuracy of the spot lock on the Garmin Force? Do you ever spot lock over brush piles?
We have found the anchor lock to be spot on so far. As far as brush piles go we don't have many around here. I'm sure it would work great though. Appreciate the Comment!
~Kyle
I am now getting live scope... thanks for the footage... tightlines 🎣
Haha! Right on. Be prepared to learn a great deal about fish, it is a blast!
~Kyle
Another nice vid. What knot do you use to attach leader to main line with your panfish setup? Thanks
Thanks David
I just run a simple Albright knot for most of my braid to mono/floro leaders.
It is fast and good enough.
Kyle
@@Wired2Fish Thanks for the quick response. Albrights are good. If I know there aren't any true giants around, I sometimes use a Yucatan knot.
@@davidfbarton5 You bet! Thanks for asking. I am very aware of better knots out there but I just run that Albright. When windy and cold I like easy and fast;) Thanks again!
~Kyle
Man what a fish fry that would be. Awesome video.
Can’t cut those slobs. One day they will be a forgotten treasure.
@@Wired2Fish How do you figure? They're in no danger across the country for over-harvesting, not a grossly sought after species (no Crappie Masters Classics), live in lakes, reservoirs, rivers, and ponds all across the US and Canada, and are even considered invasive in many journals. The day Crappie (both species) become a "forgotten treasure" will be a day 10,000 years after small and largemouth bass have gone extinct.
You got that right! Love me some Specks!
Schools like that are very vulnerable to over harvest (they have nowhere to go other than the basin). Fish have much slower growth rates in the north country and while it grows big crappies, it takes a long time for them to get that big. So they become a highly respected resource for those seeking fish that exceed 14 inches. I'm not saying crappies as a species will be a forgotten treasure, I'm saying quality fish/fisheries,(capable of growing fish over 12inches) at least in the ice belt are getting fewer... As incredible technology has become, it doesn't make it easier for the fish, right? I'm all for a fish fry (especially crappie) but for me and a lot of the panfish nuts I know, fish over 12inches all go back. I get that crappie are not bass but picture cutting into a 7lb largemouth. It's like that for some guys.
@@Wired2Fish I get where you're coming from, now. And yes I agree, fish (of any species) that reach pinnacle size need to go back. I apologize for the misunderstanding and if I was a taaaad bit aggressive with my comment.🙄 Guess I'm just used to the aggressive populations that we have down South.
Nice!!! I love it when they are schooled up like that!! You can damn near catch them all!!
It is so incredibly fun! We realize it's not for everyone, but we all grew up fishing crappies as kids and still to this day love them.
Thanks for the comment!
It is the best!! I have a video where I was on them and literally caught them all. It wasn’t as good as this vid but action filled!! Check it out. I actually caught them on shiners in the summer in the deepest part of the lake
@@MurkyWaterCentral Cool Cool Sounds like a fun deal.
~Kyle
What’s the model number on your rod ? Great video !
Chuck the rod model is BSR-3-17
Action: ML Flex:F Length 7'0"
Thanks for the comment!
~Kyle
Video game fishing for some big slabs! Nice.
Big'un off-rip! Makin short work of the crappies. Lipless Crankbaits feast and fish on! incredible mass of fish! Tight lines yall 👍 #Wired2Fish that is fun =)
Cool vid, but Panoptix + that Echomap unit cost as much as my whole boat is worth!
Show us your bait and how to use it please
Those are some beauties!
Thanks! Super fortunate to land on such a school.
~Kyle
I'll tell you what, for those that can't afford these kind of optics on these fancy boats, this seems a lot like cheating, you're watching your bait fall right to the fish. I'd like to see you guys be successful without all of those extra bells and whistles, not to be a hater, I'm just saying, personally, I'm more of a fan of the primitive style of sportsmanship, deer hunting with no cameras, fishing with just a basic depth finder.
I agree with you today's electronics make everyone a good fisherman.It pisses me off that it used to be that if you had more knowledge than other fisherman than you were respected for your ability.Now the new sonar takes a lot of the learning curve away and makes people think that they are better fisherman than they really are.If electronics advance much more it will be bad for the fish populations especially if people are keeping fish
Enjoy watching instructional videos but not much commercials. Buy a 49.00 dollar Humminbird and do the same thing.
Thanks John. The funny thing was, we hardly saw any on side imaging or 2D sonar. Didn't know they were there until we dropped the Panoptix. We figured out that the boat/motor was dispersing the school so we weren't marking them good on 2D, Side Imaging or Down Imaging. When we dropped the bow-mount, LiveScope revealed the mother load in the front and to the sides of the boat. Believe what you will, but that was our experience. Understand that not everyone desires or can afford the technology (fair chase concerns are respected) but it works.
Wired2Fish Hey bud I’m not beating up on you guys it’s just I’ve met so many people that have went but deep in the hole to get a lot of this stuff now they have less money to fish. I’m as bad as anybody because I have 4 birds , 4 transducers and a 360 unit sure at certain times I’ll catch a few more fish but on average not that often had to break myself from riding around all day looking at pictures. A lot of the guys that I’ve run into say the same thing.
never understood why northerners pronounce it croppie but bass bass...will never understand
@DIMCALLIE
Because crappie (crap pee) is something one does in the bathroom. That's why we pronounce it croppie. lol
logic is spot on
Because the word crappie comes from the word crop eye not crap E
@@mynameisnotcory it actually comes from the word crapet...french,
technically crop pay is the correct pronunciation fella
DIMCALLIE that also makes sense. I heard the crop eye term from a fish and game scientist who was showing me how a lot of sunfish species have eyes that face in opposite directions unlike bass and other game fish. Who knows tho