HOW TO IDENTIFY CRAPPIE USING LIVESCOPE, EP 23
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2020
- Today we will cover several videos to show what crappie look like on Livescope, what catfish, shad and other things look like at the same time. I will show crappie on the bottom of the lake as well as on trees. #ACCCrappieStix #BoneHead #Asleepatthereel #Thumpgel #SniperMarine #CrappieCove
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This video shows how to identify different types of fish, mainly crappie. When you see the video you may think that I have gain way to high, unfortunately I am fishing really shallow during part of this video but in muddy water, A creek, so I had to increase gain a bit in order to see the fish over the junk in the water. This is a prime example of what pollen does to the water and how it messes with Livescope! Thanks for watching.
Got my first live scope yesterday. This was a big help. Great video.
Awesome! The software is updated since then, but the settings still are the same. Just practice with it and you will have fun. Just an FYI, the fish do not jump in the boat like everyone says, it is an art and one that you have to practice with. Good luck and thanks for watching and commenting.
Nice documentation Chris! Alot of people can benefit from this. Tim
Thank you Sir. Much appreciated.
Good information Chris. I have a lot watching to go. Blessings!
Awesome, thank you! Watch on brother!!!
Good video, I never tire of watching livescope.
Thank you!
Love my live scope! Completely changed the way I crappie fish...
Right on. I agree. I learn more about the fish every time I use it. Things that we were taught as kids I have learned are not correct based on watching behavior in LS. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video, very helpful. Tonight was my first night on the water with my new Force Trolling Motor and LiveScope, so trying to absorb as much information as possible, so this is great.
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated. Check out some of my other videos on settings and how to identify fish. Livescope is awesome, but frustrating as well. Enjoy it my friend.
Great vid Chris! Thank you for taking the time creating it, awesome tips! Still getting use to my LS and this was helpful. Keep em coming!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice job! I was some cool stuff!
Thank you bud!
Very good video -- full of information, well presented, Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just got my LS! This video is very informational.. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! You will love that thing. The only problem I have identifying fish is goos or drum. They look just like a large crappie.
Just bought a livescope, this video is very helpful. Thank You!
Great to hear! Thank you for watching!
Great video Chris thanks for the info I'm learning how to use my live scope😊👍
Awesome, you will love it. Glad I can help you out. Thanks for watching and for commenting.
More videos like this please. I cant get enough watching the livescope.
Thank you. Will do my best!
Thanks for another great one. Really helpful for understanding what we are seeing on LiveScope.
Glad it was helpful!
This was an awesome video. Thank you for posting this content. Very informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Getting close to that magic 1500 subs pole giveaway. Great editing and great content this channel is quickly becoming a favorite
Yes we are and thank you for the kind words. Hope you will be on the live show tonight at 7:30 CST. Thanks for watching brother!
@@AsleepAtTheReel next time I'm out I'm going to hit record on active caption and show you my troubles. I have a 1222 and dont come in nearly as detailed as yours. And I have a wicked blind spot me and garmin has been going round and round with the "new" transducer they sent me under warranty
Great video! It helped a lot! Enjoyed it! Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Just got on the scope dope as of yesterday. I can't believe this thing! It humbles you so fast!
Ha Ha you are correct. If you see my videos I use a double circle swivel with a barrel weight on top of the swivel and then a 1-2 foot leader before the jig. What this allows for is being able to see two things that move together helping to identify your jig. When you start getting deeper it is harder to see. Play with it and you will understand more.
@@AsleepAtTheReel Thanks for the info, Sarge!
Thank You! As a La inshore guide I bought a LS with perspective mode to locate trout and redfish. Over the Christmas holidays with the warm weather (to hot to deer hunt) I’ve been trying to identify and catch Crappie/Sacalait . Getting better but have to spend TOW. Thanks for the crash course.
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Nicely done Chris. Very informative. I do appreciate your efforts in putting this together.
Unfortunately I wasn’t able to watch it before tonight’s UA-cam live chat on your channel. I thought you might get a chuckle out of my Prejeans comment.
Hope it was helpful especially for that one on the bottom.
When is a panoptics perspective mode most important to use
I would say it is best in the shallow water more for the spawn. I do not use it at all as I rarely fish that shallow. Good question! Thanks for asking.
Good video, but that has to take some getting used to. At times it almost looks more confusing than older technology! lol
It did take a little but once I understood it life was much better! 🤣 the hardest thing to figure out is you are looking at a flat screen with left and right. If my line needs to go right based on the screen it is actually forward and left is towards the boat. The transducer shoots a 20 degree beam from the pole. Once that is mastered the hardest part is getting the fish to bite!!!
Very informative. I’m knew to live scope.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your comments and for watching.
Good video, Chris!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. Think it would be fun using live perch and Target big flatheads and blue cat
That would be cool! Might have to try it!
Would it be better to turn the gain down a bit and clean up the screen or would you miss fish that way?
By all means you can turn the gain down. One thing that I have to explain and do not do a very good job at is my gain is up higher than normal because when it is less, the screen is darker and it does not show up well on UA-cam. So for that reason I increase it to make sure that you all can see what I am talking about. If the gain is turned down a little you probably will not miss fish and if you do it was not worth catching unless you are starving! 😂 Thanks for the comment/question and thank you for watching.
Great video...
Thanks! Hope you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by.
Nice video, what settings do you recommend changing first time on water right out the box? thanks
Thank you. Go and watch this video. I did this one about 2-3 weeks ago on Livescope settings. Hope this helps. ua-cam.com/video/jVUUYbOFI9A/v-deo.html
Show what bait ur using??
Bonefire Glow by Bone Head!
What size is your weight and jig?
Those videos were several different days and I just got them from old folders, but normally I am going to use a 1/8 jig head when possible. The exception is hot summer months. My weight is also going to be as heavy as I can get away with. I just bought some barrel weights that flow up and down on my line above the swivel but they have a lot of surface. I will see if I can find a picture of them on the internet. These show up WELL on livescope. I have no idea on the weight of these but will try and find out when I get to the boat today.
Here is a link to something similar. I bought mine at Walmart so this is not the same but it is close. Notice the flat surface allowing me to pick it up better. www.tacklewarehouse.com/Vike_Tungsten_Barrel_Weight/descpage-VIKEBAR.html?from=bshop&msclkid=6f32fff6a28714e8cb5ea16be81948e2&Shopping%20-%20All%20Baits&Terminal%20Tackle