Sooo many situations & scenarios going through my head of where this will be awesome to use! 🤯 We've done Snapper & kings on plastics out to 60m already & can confirm its awesome & works - clearly seeing fish sitting 60 in front of the boat in 40+m of water. But think about this... Chasing inshore Black Marlin, Casting to GT's & Trout up on the Reef, Black Jew up North, Top water Tuna - so many possibilities 👌
@@FishSource Or even have it facing out the back watching your spread of lures or live baits being trawled behind the boat & seeing pelagics come in for a look or byte 🤯
Its next level!...We used the normal Live scope at Monduran for barra and it was great, this is the one made for salt / deeper water and it was super helpful to find where the fish were!... Next we want to dial it in deeper water and try it on pelagics.
Great video! I just got a lvs 62 can't wait to install and test it! I see that you have a garmin force, is the shaft long enough? I wanted to get one but my dealer told me it wasn't going to be long enough even with the 57' shaft. What is the distance between your boat's bow and the waterline? Thank you 😁
It is just long enough on Daynes 4.95m boat. He is however getting the new Kraken model that has a longer shaft. They just came out and would be worth a look!
@@kane1928 we were driving very slow when looking for fish, basically just in gear and it would angle a little bit if not really tightened up. Remember it’s on a Ram mount that can move. Once tightened and just in gear it was ok though. I have seen it permanently mounted at the back on American boats and they said it’s works fine. I like the Ram mount because you can move it around to better aim it at fish.
Sooo many situations & scenarios going through my head of where this will be awesome to use! 🤯
We've done Snapper & kings on plastics out to 60m already & can confirm its awesome & works - clearly seeing fish sitting 60 in front of the boat in 40+m of water.
But think about this... Chasing inshore Black Marlin, Casting to GT's & Trout up on the Reef, Black Jew up North, Top water Tuna - so many possibilities 👌
I've been thinking about how this could apply to pelagics with perspective mode looking forward while trolling 😍
@@FishSource Or even have it facing out the back watching your spread of lures or live baits being trawled behind the boat & seeing pelagics come in for a look or byte 🤯
@@NorthCoastBoatingCentre Great idea!
Mad video Dayne and fish source crew ! (I'm guessing it wasn't Dayne who put it together, no offence!)
You would be correct Jordan but Dayne's skill shines in front of the camera and spotting fish on live scope for the rest of us to catch! 😆
Cool video. Garmin LiveScope XR is cool. I am equally impressed how strong those spinning rods are!
Incredible!
So epic definitely keen to upgrade from the old panoptic haha
Its next level!...We used the normal Live scope at Monduran for barra and it was great, this is the one made for salt / deeper water and it was super helpful to find where the fish were!... Next we want to dial it in deeper water and try it on pelagics.
@@FishSource for sure keen to see it
Awesome video guys! I was wondering, does the transducer display fish at trolling speed?
Yes it will but we have tried at slow speeds using the electric motor
Great video! I just got a lvs 62 can't wait to install and test it! I see that you have a garmin force, is the shaft long enough? I wanted to get one but my dealer told me it wasn't going to be long enough even with the 57' shaft. What is the distance between your boat's bow and the waterline? Thank you 😁
It is just long enough on Daynes 4.95m boat. He is however getting the new Kraken model that has a longer shaft. They just came out and would be worth a look!
Awesome transducer and great video!! Please tell me what your pole mount set up is and where can I purchase it? Thank you
Hi Mark, we use the Robbie Payne Live Scope pole, you can find it here www.transducerpoles.com.au/options/garmin-transducer-poles/
Great ! what`s the maximum deep you have test it. we fish in 50-70m deep
We tested it to 50m that day. I’ve been told it will work over 70m upto about 120m from memory.
Awesome stuff! I'm getting a pole mount made for the XR. Which pole are you using?
The Robbie Payne Transducer Poles. You can find it here www.transducerpoles.com.au/
@@FishSource sweet thanks! Does it bang around when cruising offshore or do you have to take it off the rail when underway?
@@kane1928 we were driving very slow when looking for fish, basically just in gear and it would angle a little bit if not really tightened up. Remember it’s on a Ram mount that can move. Once tightened and just in gear it was ok though. I have seen it permanently mounted at the back on American boats and they said it’s works fine. I like the Ram mount because you can move it around to better aim it at fish.
Sorry I didn't really answer your question lol.
It didn't bang for us, we loosened the Ram mount, pulled it out of the water and then retightened.