HOW TO DIAL IN YOUR GARMIN LIVESCOPE | How To Get BEST RESULTS, Ep 2021
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- What are the best Livescope Settings? This is a comprehensive video starting with how I use my jig and weight to easily find where I am in relation to the fish when using livescope, then getting into the basic settings of Livescope and show what works best for me. Many have said that my videos are really clear and this will show you what settings I am using. It is a long video but I cover just about everything needed to get started and be a successful fisherman using Livescope.
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There apparently is a new update that has new colors in it. I will update in a few weeks and will post a video on that. I told someone (can't remember who right now) that I had the most current update but apparently after looking at the web today I am wrong. There are new colors added so I will get that out in a few weeks.
Great video man. I appreciate you putting this out. I am new to livescope and this video has really help me understand some of my questions. Has literally answered why I cannot see things clearly like my jig in the water at times. Great information and thanks for putting this out there for us noobs.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind words and glad it taught you some things. I appreciate you taking the time to comment also!
Lots of helpful information on this one. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, unfortunately it is already outdated with the new update.
Good job teaching Brother. Very much appreciated.
Glad it was helpful and I appreciate the comments. Kind of wordy but I also had to do that to get everything in. Thanks for your time in watching and commenting!
Great explanation and info. Thank you.
You are welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Great video. Very informative to a new user. Thanks for the video and serving our country.
Thank you Sir. I need to do another as that is a little old with the updates that have come out, but still the info is good. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and good luck on the Livescope my friend!
Man Sarge one of these days you're livescope tips and techniques are going to help me because I'll actually have livescope LOL😁😁🎣🎣🎣👍👍👍👍
Ha ha. Thank You for watching.
Thanks for sharing! I’ve had mine for a year and still learning how to use the unit.
Thank you for letting me know and thank you for taking the time to comment. We all are still learning how to use it I think, I learn things all the time as conditions are totally different every time you go fishing which means that settings need to be changed for optimal performance. I appreciate your time in commenting and watching. Please share if you would!
Great video Chris, Thanks for taking your time and sharing
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate you Sir!
Thanks. Very informative. Will be playing with my settings now.
Glad it helped, thanks for commenting and watching!
Great video, a lot of information
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
Great video Sarge. It was very interesting I don’t even have Lasko open I watch it to the end because it was so good and I learned something wow
Thank you Sir!
I watched your show with wired for crappie , and you said you need help with 2 d and this video you needed help with your time on your humminbird. I give humminbird classes ! Of course its free for you , glad to help , I live in central Tx , I fish Lake Belton , or we could meet up half way to give you a class and maybe do some crappie fishing after the class , Sarge
Hey thanks. Send me an email at asleepatthereeltv@gmail.com with a phone number. That sounds good. I did get my time right finally. I was on the wrong time zone. Ha ha but would like to learn to read 2d. I appreciate it. There are a few things on the hummingbird that I need help on. I just updated to the newest update and now my 2 helix 12s won’t network. I don’t even have a network option. Trying to fix it this weekend as I need that next week in TN
Excellent! Thanks for the info.
You bet, thanks for watching and commenting.
Good stuff! Thank you for the video!
Thank you Sir!
Thanks for sharing. Waiting on my livescope to arrive any day now.
Oh brother, you will have a blast with it. Make sure to do the update as soon as you get it. Not being familiar with the settings I would hate for you to get them set the way you want, then update and it goes back to factory settings. One thing to remember is NEVER turn it on until you get the transducer in the water and do not take it out of the water until the graph is turned off. It will cause you issues. Thanks for watching.
Good info, appreciate that.
Thank you Sir! I appreciate it.
Great video Sarge, I just did the download for the new color pallette. I think you may like some of the new color options, I use the emerald but may try the Carribian. See you on the water!
yeah I have seen a video on the new colors. Some of them look cool, BUT I am probably going to stick with old faithful. lol. I am eager to see them. Might update when I get to TN on Weds.
Very informative video thanks!
Thank You and Thank You for watching and commenting. I hope it taught you something that can help your fishing!
Another great video buddy
Thanks 👍 my friend!
Great video and very informative
Thank you Sir. It is a few years old, but everything still stands true. Glad it helped you and thanks for letting me know.
great video bud. i believe you are still running the update before perspective mode. i bought mine later and wish i had the old software. not as bad as others but i do fight the ghost tree and dead spot. again great video and appreciate all the info..
Thanks. I am running the current software now. The portion of the video that showed the settings was shot before the update. I went for a year and a half using the old software that came with it. I had not issues so I decided that I do not need to update. I watched a few things and both said that you should update as they fix little things like power issues etc. I finally broke down and did it and I honestly still have no trouble. I did have to go back and reset everything because it moved it back to factory settings but other than that it works fine. Thanks for watching and commenting brother. I appreciate it.
Thanks for the info
Any time! Hope it helped!
What length and model rod are you using?Do you find one rod is more effective than spider rigging when using Livescope? Thanks!
Thank you for the message. I am using the ACC Crappie Stix rod. The length depends on what I am doing but vertical fishing I am pretty standard with the 12 ft. Although I have not done any spider rigging, and that is because we do not have anywhere to do that without getting hung up in a tree, I do think that when using livescope you are better off with one rod as you can target fish. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Very interesting
Thank You!
Well done brother
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Do you recommend a zero degree mount for your transducer? I have a pole mount and it’s not on a trolling motor
yes I would get the zero degree for sure. It makes life a lot easier especially when fishing away from the boat. Great question!
Any tips for getting rid of the ghost tree? Also, can you show your transducer mount set up? I have mine on the starboard side a couple feet back from the bow, but I’d like to have it up front like yours. Great video! Thank you!!!
Here is a link to the transducer mount that I was using at that time. ua-cam.com/video/VcFCQieM_PM/v-deo.html I have since switched to the Fishing Specialties mount and it is further back on the left side of me. As far as ghost tree I honestly do not know as I have never had that, even with 2 units. The newest update does have a ghost tree setting in it that you can turn to high, med and low. I have not used it but I think that it is reversed from what I was told, meaning High gives you more info on the screen and low cuts out more stuff. I would play with that. If you have not updated I would recommend doing that just for that feature if nothing else! Thanks for watching and sorry it took a while to get back to you!
Excellent video... Thank you Sir!
Thank You Sir! You are up early! 😀 I appreciate you!
@@AsleepAtTheReel Thank you Sir just. got mine. needed the help going tomorrow
How do you not have any dead spots/rays on the screen from transducer? Do you run latest software?
@@joshward9835 Good question. I am running the latest software but as of two weeks ago. I have never had issues with ghost trees etc. If you do have a dead spot, especially close to your transducer I would check to see what the setting is for TVG. I keep mine off, but if you watch the portion of video on here when I talk about the settings you will see how the different TVG settings will create a dead spot and it gets bigger the higher you go. Other than that I simply work with my gain, my color gain and brighten it up as needed. I still get rays, but I can see through them.
@@AsleepAtTheReel always run my tvg off. The dead spots run all the way to the bottom.
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Nice
Thanks
You need to stop fishing my brush pile..... just kidding, thanks for this.
Sorry! ha ha. Thanks for watching Sir!
Thx
No problem
I am new to livescope. I can see my brush pile, but can't see my jig. Move scope to right or left and can see my jig but not much of the brush pile. What do I need to do to see both?
One of several things is probably happening. First off, if your transducer is on a pole, trolling motor or pole, it is off to one side. Let's say it is on a pole for explanation. If you point your handle where you can see your brush pile, and assuming the transducer is off the right side of the pole, you will need to throw out slightly to the right, if it is on the left side, slightly to the left. The transducer shoots a 20 degree beam forward, so it is not like the one on the bottom of the boat. It does not get bigger as it goes out, just goes out 20 degrees. So if you point your handle to the brush pile and the transducer is on the right, your jig will be out of the picture. I know mine is on the right side of the pole so I just throw out slightly to the right and it works every time. The other thing that might be going on is if you have the original mount that came with the livescope it has a 6-8 degree angle built in. I can't remember off hand which one, but 6-8 degrees. I would order a zero degree mount if you do not have one already. With the angle on the original you might see the line at the top of the water, but not your jig especially in deep water. hope that helps you a little. I would look up the zero degree mount and there should be an explanation of what it does to help a little. Thanks for the question and hope i answered it for you.
@@AsleepAtTheReel Thank you soo very much. I will try this. It makes all the sense in the world to me. And yes, I do have the original mount with the panoptics transducer. Thank you again.
I’m new to livescope and am having very grainy image feeds. Should I just play with the settings ?
So sorry for the late response, but your message was in spam. Anyway, yes, play with the settings. The main thing you will need to play with are Gain, Color Gain, and noise and possibly the ghost tree. I leave that on auto now. Depending on the clarity of your water, mine is dirty, so I leave the noise on High and then start with a higher Color gain, and lower gain and go from there.
On Humminbird, turn on daylight savings and it will adjust time accordingly. KY
Thank You, I figured out my issue. I had that selected but I had the wrong time zone in there so it was always an hour off. Thanks for the help.
Yeah
Hey when u get the 12" unit I'll give u my address I'll pay for shipping oh hey I'm gonna need the transducer to 🤔🤣🤣 good one sarge 👍
Ha ha, thanks man!
Good stuff. You on Truman lake?
No Sir, Lake Palestine outside of Tyler Texas. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wished my livescope brush detail was as good as yours
It is all in the settings. Just mess with them. Use what I have as a starting point.
Can you see brim beds on livescope?
I have never tried, but I would imagine no. The reason I say that it I basically can see a flat surface and if there is a big dip, I can tell, but if there are fish on the bottom it is hard to distinguish. I do not think beds would show really well. I think you would see fish on the bottom and if you know what you are looking for you would see it, but it takes a while to learn what the different fish look like.
Great video, why do you keep your gain high?
I keep the color gain high then alter the actual gain button. I keep it higher than normal for youtube as when it is dark you all can not see everything that I see. It also helps when your jig or a fish is just out of the cone, you will see a faint image where if the gain were lower I would not see that. Just something I do, but you can set it with whatever works best for you. When I am fishing muddy water I turn the gain down because it picks up every bit of trash. So basically the water depth and clarity are the things that dictate what level I put my gain to. Hope that makes sense! If not, let me know.
@@AsleepAtTheReel i keep my color gain at 92 and usually lower gain until no snow but i see why you do it now! Great slabbing videos from one soldier to another! Stay safe bro, hopefully one day i will get my lazy butt to videoing lol.
@@ManningTheOutdoors Thank you for your service my friend. Yep, might as well video, you might do something funny like fall out of the boat and post it to become a viral video! ha ha. I appreciate it!
@@AsleepAtTheReel busted my butt on ice at ramp one day, kicked a rod overboard and the list goesssss on lol 😆..good times! Add me on facebook if you do the book, no politicing here! Spence manning
@@ManningTheOutdoors Just liked your page, but could not send a add as it is not a personal page. Feel free if you have a personal page to add me, "Chris Sarge Gill" I am the only one on Facebook!
If your depth is 20 feet, put your depth at 40 feet. Your livescope will be a lot clearer. Thank me later
Ha Ha, you are free to do that. I like my lake bottom right at the bottom of my screen. It kills me to see that. Part of my OCD I guess, but thanks for the comment.
Zero percent of that required an ungainly, gangly 12’ rod. Otherwise good video.
You are correct, a 12 foot rod was not needed, but for that type fishing for me is the best. When I am fishing 10-14 ft from the front of my boat in trees I really do not want to cast, I would rather drop that jig straight down, so for me it was the best option. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice
Thanks hope it helped!
Nice
Thanks Hope it helped you out a little! Have a great day!