Pro Secrets Exposed! Google Earth Trick to Help Break Down Water FASTER! (Ep. 63)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- In this episode of Pro Secrets Exposed, I break down a few of my favorite ways to use Google Earth and how it helps me when fishing tournaments. This daily tip series will post at Noon CST everyday until I can't do it anymore! SO stay tuned for more! If you haven't yet, please hit the SUBSCRIBE button!
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Maybe this can be the 1st part of a series for you on how to breakdown a lake and then transfer those waypoints to your electronics on your boat. I think that would get a lot of peoples interest plus help out your average day fisherman who doesn't have time to plot waypoints on the water every day.
Was just thinking the same thing.
I was too. Was going to say it but saw someone beat me to it
Dude I really appreciate this! I'm just a kayak angler with no graphs. For a guy who has a 7 yr old daughter, wife, and over full time job. I don't really have time to fish the whole lake. This will help! They dropped our lake for 7 yrs working on the dam but are almost to full pool now so I can find a ton of good stuff with this!
Love videos like this where you break down what you look for!
My home lake is Toledo Bend. I watch all of your videos . It doesn’t matter where you’re fishing , i just like the way you break down fishing as a whole
Please Keep making your videos, I enjoy learning your techniques!
Best one of yours I've watched. Much better when your focused on sharing and less keyed into entertainment.
Thank you for the work. Vids on preparation, location selection, equipment selection with reasons and thinking behind selections are my favorites. Sure, always fun to watch catches but me finding fish and catching is even better. I started bass fishing late in life so I’ve got a lot of catching up to do. If you could remember all the things you have forgotten, those are the things we need to learn.
I fish Kayak Tournaments. I use this method heavily to find areas to fish since my range is limited on where I can travel too in a timely manner. This is an excellent tip for sure !
I am doing it right along with you on my next tournament lake as I watch thank you for the help
Agree with cmai000 maybe do a part two or three to show how to put your google waypoints into files and change to coordinate for depth finders and maybe show how that translates into locating and fishing that spot you spent time researching with an on the water vid. Love your stuff. I jot down notes all the time stay with it!
This not new to me, but love these type videos....you are a great presenter.
I would love to see more of these where you identity structure and cover on Google Earth, e.g., hard bottom versus soft. Also, how you would fish them based on various conditions. Also combine what you see on Google Earth and what it actually looks like on the water.
These videos are very helpful. This crazy game begins with finding fish and any tips to aid in that is so helpful. Thanks!
Excellent overview on using Google Earth and some great insights into what features to look for. Nice job!
Yep I’m a sub and liked this video, I’ve shared w/buddies trying to help the algorithm out by commenting too.
Keep on keeping on Andrew Upshaw, your videos, all while moving are appreciated.
Great video! I use Google earth and navionics the same way also easy to mark humps, ditches, drains, etc...
Yup, great video, for sure kept me wanting more! Would love to see a few more Google earth tips, I'm no computer wizard so this video was great for me! Thanks again for making us all better fishermen.
Thanks for watching buddy!
Good stuff buddy, learned this tool last year and it has made a huge difference in my prep! Thanks for some tips I didn’t know, now your gonna have to show folks how to transfer way points to graphs! lol
Heck yes keep the videos! My home lake is a smallmouth, largemouth, hybrid, striper, and trout lake. But like I said it's been down for 7 yrs and I was catching them good then but now they've raised it I might catch one fish every two weeks and I go almost daily. Boone lake Tennessee. I did manage to catch a good 3 pound smally Saturday on a spinnerbait but fighting the boat traffic wasn't fun.
Great stuff Andrew! Thank you so much for all your excellent insight on so many topics you provide to all your subscribers! I'm really looking in to Google Earth myself to find some hidden honey holes! Keep up the great work!👍
Andrew, I appreciate your videos and think you have good judgement on topics. I like both the GoogleEarth and Navionics videos. More on both please. I live full time at Alpine Marina on TB, which I know you are familiar with. Maybe see you on the lake.
Great tip on looking up the water level at the times of the image. Not sure why I never thought of that.
Excellent video on using technology to identify possible hot spots on a lake
Love this type of breakdown Andrew. Keep up the good work.
Great info on using google earth in map study
Keep it up Andrew always like the insight and tips to improving my preparation
I should use the Google maps more to break a lake down..Good info!
Thanks Upshaw. Enjoyed the video
First time to watch great info keep uploading subscribed and gave thump up
Dude you're doing awesome with the videos!!! Google earth is definitely an extreme game changer, learning tool. Edwin had an episode on it and yours was bad*ss too! I would say that most of us guys and younger guys watching the channel might not have the newest rig/equipment. These types of things in your videos help us tremendously. I'm able to use this and take my 89 Ranger 354v with old lowrance 2d sonar and a regular trolling motor and go fish very well on home lakes and now on new lakes! Thanks Upshaw keep them coming!
And you’re the exact person I’m trying to help! Are fancy tools like LiveScope a game changer? Sure. But there are a lot of tools at your finger tips that are free and will help you day to day. Keep it up man!
Thank you!! Keep doing what your doing. It’s very helpful for me.
Thanks buddy!🙏
Heck yeah keep doing them!!! As long as you are able that is. I knew about using Google Earth and have used it for the lakes my club fishes tournaments on. But I didn't know or think about the getting the lake levels part. Nor did I think about knowing how steep a bank is by looking at how narrow it is on the screen that shows that the water was down. So even though I knew about using Google Earth I still learned 2 or 3 more things by watching your video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Though you may not hear it a lot we are thankful for what you do. Safe travels, tight lines and thanks again.
I’m glad you learned from the video! I hope it helps the next time you’re on the water/or preparing to go!
@@AndrewUpshawFishing oh it already has. I'm already marking some steep banks to load into my graphs.
Love these type of videos! Keep them coming!
Love the content and would like to see more about when you come up north and how you do it on our natural body’s of water.
Absolutely helpful. Very cool!
How about breaking down some northern natural lakes. Us guys up north don’t get much love! Solid video !
Thanks for the cool video! Not sure if you knew this since you said it happens all the time, but you can actually turn off that ground view so you can keep zooming in until it stops and it won't flip around like that
Really enjoy your videos. Great information.
Love it. Just downloaded GEP for desktop.
Hey Andrew! Thanks for this video. I may have missed it, but is that Google Earth Pro, by chance? Because I can’t go back in time on my iPad. This was a big help!
Good Stuff! Keep up the great tips!
Good info on how to use Google Earth. Thanks
Great video! That helps a lot thank you!
Loved the tips! I learned a lot!
i would like to see some info on finding and fishing brushpiles in late summer. i fish KY lake and pickwick lake a lot and this can be a good pattern in summer when the ledge bite is off.( i am not the best at finding new piles to fish)
Awesome content brother, really appreciate it
I have used GE for several years. The history data is very helpful. But in our area the imagery hasn't been update 5/2017. It would be nice and much more useful the data a few years newer. Not sure how your were able to zoom in so close but I haven't been able to get close enough to see boats like in your video.
But your video is very good and a great tool.
Thanks
Very helpful to me!
Great info !
IMO, this is pure juice. Some of my very best spots were found using history. Low lake levels, winter drawdown type things. Things really not on map cards. Most anglers rely on the cards and anything you find can be pure gold.
Good stuff and I’m still learning the google functions.
You coulda broke down Toledo. Save me some time haha. I’ve got about 4 hours into Rayburn going back and forth on timelines
great to know
Good stuff
Great video thanks for the tips
Thanks for watching!
Nice one
Good vid, thanks
I’ve trying to add it to arsenal when fishing a body of water that I’m not familiar with tips help when looking at google earth or Fishbrain. Question I have what lures you use or how do go about fishing the bottom when the water has a deep silt or muck like bottom?When I try to fish the bottom the lure gets buried in the silt curious how you go about it when face that type of obstacle.
Actually, I've seen similar fishing Google earth vids, but still interesting.
I’d like to here your opinion on this. Do you think people will always be able to catch fish off shore schooled up or do you think that fish will get use to people fishing for them and the baits and will begin to scatter and find different place to move to
That was interesting. Too bad farm ponds don't show a change like lakes.
How do you transfer from google earth to the garmin units?
Does this work O. N. L. Y. On PC? I’ve got a totally different screen in my IPAD ( I’m NOT surprised)
I can only get it to work on Pc
One for the algorithm
For guys that don't know, I didn't until recently this is google earth pro not just Google earth and can only be accessible by home pc/Ipad not a phone.
Commenting late but yes more like this.
Made on December 30,2021
Google earth, water level tracking, and a contour map are great tools for breaking down a lake.
Agreed!
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Yes, t helped
Love the break down just not useful on todal rivers much.
Maybe it's time to do some collaboration videos. I'm not understanding why all the different you tuber's are down in views your lake fork guide channel saying the same thing you and a bunch of other channels are saying, you tube is imploding under it's own weight, like removing djt rally in ohio the other day got a million views before yt could pull it down and several other people posted his rally and their video was pulled down, you can't be publisher and social media at the same time it's either one or the other not both and with all the audits taking place and the preliminary report of arizona stating that the election count didn't add up having over 100,000 vote's missing. Yt can't keep censoring and expect the majority to except that BS.
Fish the moment has showed this many times previously....basically a duplicate video of their tips and tricks
Except this way clear, concise, and quick!
Thanks man! I don’t watch his videos, so therefore i didn’t know that.
Yeah Johnny does do it from Fish the Moment but he gets too in depth at times and loses people. This was short, sweet and to the point. Plus, some people may follow this channel but not Fish the Moment. Nothing wrong with double tapping this with multiple channels in my opinion. Any way to help a fellow fisherman I am on board with it.
Uh, half of tube fishing videos talk about this. And? You can learn from ALL of them if you’d like.