Thanks, appreciate the tips too on Livescope, LVS62 turned out to be a bust with the lower frequency less detail seeing 500 feet out, took a gamble with the newer Livescope but didn't care for it, soon as I switched over to the higher frequency more detail LVS34 Plus, the difference is night and day! Some had to try and make fun of me like I didn't know what I was doing using Livescope, despite them not recognizing the different transducer I was using and different learning curve it entails, shows how much that dumbass knows. You're talking to a guy how's makes websites for 20+ years, knows how to code, edit in premiere pro, operates underwater drones, and went to catholic shools from grade school to college, what has he done? Oh yeah that's why he doesn't have a successful channel, know how to operate a gopro, and he's trying to leach off of others fishing channels! Anyways, what's nice is you can still use the same black box, so I didn't have to change any electronics. I mean some may still like using the LVS62, but the LVS34 Plus to me is so better, you can even see topwater prop baits like the whopper plopper and fat bastard perfect in perspective mode down black creek, so I can't wait to use LVS34 Plus for topwater musky fishing... I gotta get a screen recorder soon, kind of like the capture card Elgato I used for gaming and Twitch streaming playing Battlefied Bad Company 2! Some anglers don't like the fact it's turning fishing into a video game, don't bother me none, the fight and strike is still the same, still gotta put in the work, what's boring to me is musky trolling where the boat does all the work, you don't feel the strike, and the musky are half worn out chasing the lure down and dragging them on the surface back to the boat. This is a blast and can't wait to use it for musky topwater fishing. Hopefully gets more youngsters involved, a lot of anglers get burned out with musky fishing as is, this may give some the edge to keep them interested, especially the kids with ADHD! There's all types of different ways of looking at this... I'm sure the shit talkers and trolls will move in with the more musky being caught on my channel now, just remember that 53 1/4 and 47" tiger I caught last year were caught with no fishfinder or electronics whatsoever, along with previous musky, that takes skill despite what the shit talkers say, and believe me there's lots of them out there. Oh yeah, I take steroids by the way too after putting up 375lbs on bench press. I love how everyones out to ruin everyones rep and accomplishments, but hey some say we're living in social credit system, some can't tolerate other peoples accomplishments, be aware of that... ua-cam.com/video/tcGQPcUkwM8/v-deo.htmlsi=27n-IuhqnHtqdxYE Just ignore it, leave them in the dust, get out there and enjoy the great outdoors, change the game, tight lines, that's what it's all about! Technology is changing more than just sport of fishing ua-cam.com/video/ugN5aD5p2NU/v-deo.html Joe Rogan - "There's a natural instinct that people have when someone's working harder than them to somehow diminish that person." ua-cam.com/users/shortspxZt5DdcjQA "We eat our own!"
@@EternalAngler keep on keeping on brother! Hopefully we can cross paths one day out there casting for musky and tie our boats off and chuck rubber around and BS
@@TheOutdoorConquest technology are changing sports man, a lot of people ain't for it, those that have less athletic skills but more computer skills are changing the game, just like moneyball(power hitters vs average pro players)... Jon B has million followers while KVD the GOAT only has 70k, is what it is, there's gonna be a lot of animosity there, especially when sponsors are being taken away from the pros and tournament fishermen... ua-cam.com/video/tcGQPcUkwM8/v-deo.html I wasn't happy for most part steroids changed baseball, as Canseco said 86% on the juice, I believe I could of made it if I had had persued my career more and got on the juice, but decide not to and stay natural for longevity, I felt enjoying life and outdoors longterm was more important than short career in minors or majors fucking up my heart on steroids, but hey maybe I can show off my skills another way just like Professor Live. I think some are out to do everything they can to stop some of us, so be careful, you have a unique channel like 54 or Bust, keep at it... More than doing this just for money and sponsors, but growing the sport economy wise and getting more youngsters involved, if you look around a lot of kids are overweight, rather than them sitting home playing video games all day, like some said, maybe combining the sport with technology like a video game will get more youngsters involved! "Hank Parker Is Wrong" ua-cam.com/video/3c3QDiucdGA/v-deo.htmlsi=OZuTrRsw3WQO-q_s
@@EternalAngler couldn’t agree more. The outdoors is where I feel my best. There is no bad days….some are a grind but always learning new lessons and techniques to sharpen my skills. I fish solo a ton and I feel like that’s when I am really at my best. I’m in a constant battle with me, myself, and I. I strive on being a multi species angler as well. I like the variety. Musky is my number 1 but I also like to eat fish so I hit the table fare every now and again. Tried jigging musky again this morning and had only 1 looker. The fish that were there Monday ( 6 lookers) had moved out of that spot (according to my livescope) and so did the bait they were in there after
@@TheOutdoorConquest Yeah mans sounds like you're very passionate about the sport! I think even the UA-cam fishing thing, gotta do it moderation though, family , friends, and job come first, so many get burned out from youtube fishing, keep at it though, but definitely find a balance in your life, know from experience! This technology is so addictive, it's good be a luddite every once and awhile to take a break from it all. But we still need to get more youngsters and even older anglers involved... It's easy for many to say just take us out, that's the charters and guides jobs, we teach through our videos...
🤣🤣🤣 Dude I looked over and shit brick, the adrenaline rush set in even more, so honestly looking back loved every bit of it, however if I had lost that fish I'd been pissed off for the rest of the week, like that monster musky I lost in August on the 12" Posseidon, still pissed off for not getting a better hook set on that fish, was the first day out with the electronics, I actually lost two big ones that day. Dude I need to just fill up an entire Lakewood Monster Tackle Box with all 12' Chaos Posseidons in different colors!
Nice work E!
Thanks, appreciate the tips too on Livescope, LVS62 turned out to be a bust with the lower frequency less detail seeing 500 feet out, took a gamble with the newer Livescope but didn't care for it, soon as I switched over to the higher frequency more detail LVS34 Plus, the difference is night and day! Some had to try and make fun of me like I didn't know what I was doing using Livescope, despite them not recognizing the different transducer I was using and different learning curve it entails, shows how much that dumbass knows. You're talking to a guy how's makes websites for 20+ years, knows how to code, edit in premiere pro, operates underwater drones, and went to catholic shools from grade school to college, what has he done? Oh yeah that's why he doesn't have a successful channel, know how to operate a gopro, and he's trying to leach off of others fishing channels! Anyways, what's nice is you can still use the same black box, so I didn't have to change any electronics. I mean some may still like using the LVS62, but the LVS34 Plus to me is so better, you can even see topwater prop baits like the whopper plopper and fat bastard perfect in perspective mode down black creek, so I can't wait to use LVS34 Plus for topwater musky fishing... I gotta get a screen recorder soon, kind of like the capture card Elgato I used for gaming and Twitch streaming playing Battlefied Bad Company 2! Some anglers don't like the fact it's turning fishing into a video game, don't bother me none, the fight and strike is still the same, still gotta put in the work, what's boring to me is musky trolling where the boat does all the work, you don't feel the strike, and the musky are half worn out chasing the lure down and dragging them on the surface back to the boat. This is a blast and can't wait to use it for musky topwater fishing. Hopefully gets more youngsters involved, a lot of anglers get burned out with musky fishing as is, this may give some the edge to keep them interested, especially the kids with ADHD! There's all types of different ways of looking at this... I'm sure the shit talkers and trolls will move in with the more musky being caught on my channel now, just remember that 53 1/4 and 47" tiger I caught last year were caught with no fishfinder or electronics whatsoever, along with previous musky, that takes skill despite what the shit talkers say, and believe me there's lots of them out there. Oh yeah, I take steroids by the way too after putting up 375lbs on bench press. I love how everyones out to ruin everyones rep and accomplishments, but hey some say we're living in social credit system, some can't tolerate other peoples accomplishments, be aware of that... ua-cam.com/video/tcGQPcUkwM8/v-deo.htmlsi=27n-IuhqnHtqdxYE Just ignore it, leave them in the dust, get out there and enjoy the great outdoors, change the game, tight lines, that's what it's all about! Technology is changing more than just sport of fishing ua-cam.com/video/ugN5aD5p2NU/v-deo.html
Joe Rogan - "There's a natural instinct that people have when someone's working harder than them to somehow diminish that person."
ua-cam.com/users/shortspxZt5DdcjQA
"We eat our own!"
@@EternalAngler keep on keeping on brother! Hopefully we can cross paths one day out there casting for musky and tie our boats off and chuck rubber around and BS
@@TheOutdoorConquest technology are changing sports man, a lot of people ain't for it, those that have less athletic skills but more computer skills are changing the game, just like moneyball(power hitters vs average pro players)... Jon B has million followers while KVD the GOAT only has 70k, is what it is, there's gonna be a lot of animosity there, especially when sponsors are being taken away from the pros and tournament fishermen... ua-cam.com/video/tcGQPcUkwM8/v-deo.html I wasn't happy for most part steroids changed baseball, as Canseco said 86% on the juice, I believe I could of made it if I had had persued my career more and got on the juice, but decide not to and stay natural for longevity, I felt enjoying life and outdoors longterm was more important than short career in minors or majors fucking up my heart on steroids, but hey maybe I can show off my skills another way just like Professor Live. I think some are out to do everything they can to stop some of us, so be careful, you have a unique channel like 54 or Bust, keep at it... More than doing this just for money and sponsors, but growing the sport economy wise and getting more youngsters involved, if you look around a lot of kids are overweight, rather than them sitting home playing video games all day, like some said, maybe combining the sport with technology like a video game will get more youngsters involved!
"Hank Parker Is Wrong"
ua-cam.com/video/3c3QDiucdGA/v-deo.htmlsi=OZuTrRsw3WQO-q_s
@@EternalAngler couldn’t agree more. The outdoors is where I feel my best. There is no bad days….some are a grind but always learning new lessons and techniques to sharpen my skills. I fish solo a ton and I feel like that’s when I am really at my best. I’m in a constant battle with me, myself, and I. I strive on being a multi species angler as well. I like the variety. Musky is my number 1 but I also like to eat fish so I hit the table fare every now and again. Tried jigging musky again this morning and had only 1 looker. The fish that were there Monday ( 6 lookers) had moved out of that spot (according to my livescope) and so did the bait they were in there after
@@TheOutdoorConquest Yeah mans sounds like you're very passionate about the sport! I think even the UA-cam fishing thing, gotta do it moderation though, family , friends, and job come first, so many get burned out from youtube fishing, keep at it though, but definitely find a balance in your life, know from experience! This technology is so addictive, it's good be a luddite every once and awhile to take a break from it all. But we still need to get more youngsters and even older anglers involved... It's easy for many to say just take us out, that's the charters and guides jobs, we teach through our videos...
Hahaha Nothing more chaotic than when you're solo and forget to have the net all ready. Nice fish!
@@CaptainDominick yep, thanks, tight lines!
Freaking awesome
Nothing like the panic when you're out there alone and you forget to set the net ready! 😂
🤣🤣🤣 Dude I looked over and shit brick, the adrenaline rush set in even more, so honestly looking back loved every bit of it, however if I had lost that fish I'd been pissed off for the rest of the week, like that monster musky I lost in August on the 12" Posseidon, still pissed off for not getting a better hook set on that fish, was the first day out with the electronics, I actually lost two big ones that day. Dude I need to just fill up an entire Lakewood Monster Tackle Box with all 12' Chaos Posseidons in different colors!
@@EternalAngler I know exactly what it's like, 🤣