@HookCityTV thanks so much Hook city!! Thx for stopping by and I really appreciate the feedback, ive watched many of your shows, Sir!! Tight Lines!! And keep up the good work!!
FISH JUMP AT 14:08. OUTSTANDING COMMUNICATION SKILLS. THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THE GRAPH. NOBODY DOES THIS. AGAIN EXCELLENT JOB. YOU REALLY EDUCATED ME ON HOW TO FISH.
@centralbears3010 That fish jump was perfect timing, wasn't it? We had a little talk before the shoot to make sure he was clear on when to come in! 😀 Thank you so much! It's totally my pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!! More to come!! Tight Lines!
Greetings, my first time watching your videos and I am now a subscriber. Excellent presentations and teaching format which blend perfectly with your smooth voice. Thanks for the great content.
@craighalcromb909 Thank you, Sir!! Thank you for providing feedback as well.. I truly appreciate it!! I'm trying to make the vids as enjoyable and educational as I can.. my voice as an added gift from above.. Thank you!! 😊 and welcome to my channel!! More to come!!! Tight Lines!!!
@@EJ_B-y3w Thank you so very much for your feedback. I'm working hard to be as clear and concise as possible when presenting the content. I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much for watching!!!
Was Great seeing you on the water again as well - Sorry to hear about the TM... it's always something - one of my ignition coils went out so I'm down a cylinder.. hope you get things worked out soon - Fall Frenzy right around the corner. Thanks for saying hello and thanks so much for watching!! See you soon!!
Nice to meet you as well, Sir!! Beautiful Fall afternoon beats sitting at home any day of the Week.. and what a wonderful evening to share with your Daughter!! Take Care, and thx for saying Hi!!!
You nailed the video! As someone new to sonar and boat fishing this was very helpful for me to identify the fish on side scan. You were very informative in showing how and why you were looking in the places you did. I hear everyone say that side scan is the most helpful tool in your boat to locate the crappie and you showed just that. I have a hard time identifying the fish on sonar so walking us through the images and what to look for was extremely helpful. I would’ve probably used down scan and spooked them so it was great that you explained why you didn’t want to use down scan and the approach you took. I just finished watching the video for the second time and I can’t wait to see the rest of them in this series. There’s a ton of info out there for ffs sonar but not a lot using traditional sonar. Keep up the great work and thanks a ton for addressing some of the issues I’ve been facing. Your a natural teacher!
Jason - thank you very much for your feedback!!! I'm so glad your found the information relevant!! made my day man!!! Really glad you found it useful!! Thank you very much for watching and for taking time to provide feedback on the content!! Tight Lines!! look forward to chatting again soon!!
I am excited,I have a new Garmin that has downscan and side scan and I am trying to get used to using it so that I can find the fish. Thanks for showing the method and how to read my fish finder.
My Pleasure, Sir!! yeah you definitely have to spend some time getting use to it - and once you do it will be your eyes and ears😃Enjoy the process. Thanks for watching and let me know how it's working out for you!!
Thank you very mush, Sir!! I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to comment and give me your feedback!! More to come!!! Tight Lines and welcome to the channel!!!😃
Hi Jerry - Thanks so much for watching!! Fall is here!! hopefully I'll see you on the water - if you see me out there - make sure to hi!! Thanks for your feedback, Sir!! Tight Lines!!
@tedguillory7787 HI Ted.. thx so much for stopping by and watching, Sir!! I don't, but I'll get one out as soon as I can!! Thanks so much for watching and for the feedback!! More to come!!!
@mikelockhart1827 HI Michael!!! Thank you so very much for watching and for subscribing to my channel!! Hopefully, you'll continue to enjoy the content!! Welcome to the channel!! More videos are coming!! Thanks for saying Hi!! Tight Lines!!!
Great question! I'm not referring to the image when I make reference to the limb being to my left. What I saying is that as I'm facing the camera and speaking - the limb that I had just scanned is to my left(but your right) since you're facing me. and in the image the limb appears on both sides because of the way I'm turning the boat. I was trying to capture as much of the tree as possible and because I caught I lot of the tree directly under the transducer while turning the boat - the limb is showing on both sides of the image. Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the question!! Please let me know if I need to explain further!!! Tight lines, Sir!!!
Hey.. at least you caught something!! Caesars is being dropped to winter pool right now - fish are biting ok but should be getting ready to turn on!! keep after'em - & thx for reaching out - let me know how you guys do on CC when you make it down!!! Tight Lines!!
@crushincrappie6525 I have a 14 foot also, that gives me a little more confidence to take it out, I'm a couple hours north of you in sandusky ohio, right on the bay.
You show your side scan images. Where do you have your transducer mounted is it on your trolling motor? If so how did you mount to that minkota edge been considering it and not sure how to mount it
@Lowe160 I do have a transducer on the minkota but it's mainly for 2D/downscan for my little Garmin striker unit. The Sidescan Transducer is mounted to the hull of the boat, very back, right side of the motor... if you're standing behind the boat. Hope that helps.. thx for the question and thx so much for watching!!! Let me know if you have any more questions, Sir!!!
What's up Sir!! Great question and is very important - I'm usually going at least 2 to 3mph to get a decent return and I have the scroll speed set to 7 on the unit so that I'm getting the returned imagine as soon as I pass over it or scan from the side - hope that helps!!! Thanks for watching!! Tight Lines!!!
Great explanations and visuals. Good video!
@HookCityTV thanks so much Hook city!! Thx for stopping by and I really appreciate the feedback, ive watched many of your shows, Sir!! Tight Lines!! And keep up the good work!!
FISH JUMP AT 14:08.
OUTSTANDING COMMUNICATION SKILLS. THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THE GRAPH. NOBODY DOES THIS. AGAIN EXCELLENT JOB. YOU REALLY EDUCATED ME ON HOW TO FISH.
@centralbears3010 That fish jump was perfect timing, wasn't it? We had a little talk before the shoot to make sure he was clear on when to come in! 😀 Thank you so much! It's totally my pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!! More to come!! Tight Lines!
Excellent incorporating the thump of the rod stick-crappie connection!!!
You are now the CRAPPIE PROFESSOR!!!
@tommiewarrenjr2822 thank you Sir.. appreciate the suggestion from you.. love the collaboration!! Thanks again for watching!! More to come!!
Excellent presentation, thank you.
Greetings, my first time watching your videos and I am now a subscriber. Excellent presentations and teaching format which blend perfectly with your smooth voice. Thanks for the great content.
@craighalcromb909 Thank you, Sir!! Thank you for providing feedback as well.. I truly appreciate it!! I'm trying to make the vids as enjoyable and educational as I can.. my voice as an added gift from above.. Thank you!! 😊 and welcome to my channel!! More to come!!! Tight Lines!!!
Your description is one of the best I have seen…. With no live scope as fare as jigging / casting over and through brush goes.
@anthonyjohnson7726 Outstanding.. love to hear that!! Really appreciate the feedback.. thank you! And thx so much for watching!! More vids coming!!
Informative video stay Safe and keep em coming 👌
@billynoble9053 will do and thanks do much for watching, Sir
Really like the information you shared and how you articulated your intent. Nice video!!
@@EJ_B-y3w Thank you so very much for your feedback. I'm working hard to be as clear and concise as possible when presenting the content. I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you so much for watching!!!
Another fantastic video.
I am looking forward to the rest of the videos in this series.
@ronreitz2399 Thanks Ron!!! And thx as always for watching!!! More coming soon!!! Tight Lines!!
Great video and explanations!
Thank you Sir!! and thanks very much for watching!! more to come! tight lines!!
Love your videos!
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!!!
Excellent video and information!!
@ppdrawings Thank you So very much for watching, Sir!!! More to come!! I Appreciate your feedback!! Tight Lines!!!
Great seeing you on Friday. Actually had trolling motor issues so it was a short trip.
Was Great seeing you on the water again as well - Sorry to hear about the TM... it's always something - one of my ignition coils went out so I'm down a cylinder.. hope you get things worked out soon - Fall Frenzy right around the corner. Thanks for saying hello and thanks so much for watching!! See you soon!!
Great video. Watching in Milwaukee.
@marvinjenkins4901 what's up Milwaukee!! Thanks for stopping by and checking me out.. I appreciate your support. More to come!!
Nice to meet you today. Hope your outing was better than mine.
Nice to meet you as well, Sir!! Beautiful Fall afternoon beats sitting at home any day of the Week.. and what a wonderful evening to share with your Daughter!! Take Care, and thx for saying Hi!!!
Great video
Thank you Sir!!! Thanks for watching!! More to come!!
Nice video.Really informative. Keep them coming.hope to get on the water this wkend.Tight lines Brother.
@bubbajordan5479 Thank you Bro. Thx for taking a moment to comment. Thx for your feedback and hope catcha on the water.. Tight Lines, Man!!!
You nailed the video! As someone new to sonar and boat fishing this was very helpful for me to identify the fish on side scan. You were very informative in showing how and why you were looking in the places you did. I hear everyone say that side scan is the most helpful tool in your boat to locate the crappie and you showed just that. I have a hard time identifying the fish on sonar so walking us through the images and what to look for was extremely helpful. I would’ve probably used down scan and spooked them so it was great that you explained why you didn’t want to use down scan and the approach you took. I just finished watching the video for the second time and I can’t wait to see the rest of them in this series. There’s a ton of info out there for ffs sonar but not a lot using traditional sonar. Keep up the great work and thanks a ton for addressing some of the issues I’ve been facing. Your a natural teacher!
Jason - thank you very much for your feedback!!! I'm so glad your found the information relevant!! made my day man!!! Really glad you found it useful!! Thank you very much for watching and for taking time to provide feedback on the content!! Tight Lines!! look forward to chatting again soon!!
I am excited,I have a new Garmin that has downscan and side scan and I am trying to get used to using it so that I can find the fish. Thanks for showing the method and how to read my fish finder.
My Pleasure, Sir!! yeah you definitely have to spend some time getting use to it - and once you do it will be your eyes and ears😃Enjoy the process. Thanks for watching and let me know how it's working out for you!!
Wow great job buddy !
One of the best iv seen
New subscriber
Thank you very mush, Sir!! I sincerely appreciate you taking the time to comment and give me your feedback!! More to come!!! Tight Lines and welcome to the channel!!!😃
Watch lot crappie videos safe to say yours the best
@@RobertTownsend-mt6fu made my day, Sir!! I appreciate your feedback!! Thanks so much for watching!!!
Thank you sir, great content
I appreciate that Kenneth - thank you very much for watching!!
Best ever, thanks
Thank you, Sir!! thanks for watching - more to come!!
I would love to come fishing with you and to learn a few things
@@postaboi21 I'm always out there.. perhaps I'll run into in the this fall... thx for watching, Sir!!! More to Come!!!
Great video I live next to Caesar creek
Hi Jerry - Thanks so much for watching!! Fall is here!! hopefully I'll see you on the water - if you see me out there - make sure to hi!! Thanks for your feedback, Sir!! Tight Lines!!
Nice!
@@cussinpk717 Thanks for watching!!!
Love it
Thank you, SIr!! thanks for watching - More to come!!
Man I just found your channel and love how you explained everything well. Do u have a video on your settings looks clear?
Thanks
@tedguillory7787 HI Ted.. thx so much for stopping by and watching, Sir!! I don't, but I'll get one out as soon as I can!! Thanks so much for watching and for the feedback!! More to come!!!
Awesome videos yeah planned on getting out of Indiana and making a trip to Ohio for some crappie fishing before gets to bad out
Thanks for Watching Sir, If you make to Ohio - let us know how you do on the water - keep in touch!! Appreciate your feedback!! Tight Lines!!
My name is Michael Lockhart I had just subscribed to your channel.
@mikelockhart1827 HI Michael!!! Thank you so very much for watching and for subscribing to my channel!! Hopefully, you'll continue to enjoy the content!! Welcome to the channel!! More videos are coming!! Thanks for saying Hi!! Tight Lines!!!
I wonder where was you at glad you back fishing for them crappies
Yes Sir!! Back on'em. Thanks for checking in!! More vids coming!! Tight LInes!!
I like the information and I will be there next Thursday After all the rain leave
@@robertwillis9908 awesome 👌 hope I run into you.. thx for watching!!
Waiting for one of those good videos
On it Sir!!! More coming shortly!!!
At 11:18, you mentioned the limb is to the left of the boat. How could you tell that from the image? It seems to show it on the right too.
Great question! I'm not referring to the image when I make reference to the limb being to my left. What I saying is that as I'm facing the camera and speaking - the limb that I had just scanned is to my left(but your right) since you're facing me. and in the image the limb appears on both sides because of the way I'm turning the boat. I was trying to capture as much of the tree as possible and because I caught I lot of the tree directly under the transducer while turning the boat - the limb is showing on both sides of the image. Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the question!! Please let me know if I need to explain further!!! Tight lines, Sir!!!
We didn’t come up there Thursday we went to Rocky Fork today and only caught two bluegills. I should’ve went to Caesars Creek.
Hey.. at least you caught something!! Caesars is being dropped to winter pool right now - fish are biting ok but should be getting ready to turn on!! keep after'em - & thx for reaching out - let me know how you guys do on CC when you make it down!!! Tight Lines!!
Great info. I really enjoy the videos. How big is your boat?
My boat is 14' Thanks for watching, Sir!!! Glad you the vids!!! More to come!!
@crushincrappie6525 I have a 14 foot also, that gives me a little more confidence to take it out, I'm a couple hours north of you in sandusky ohio, right on the bay.
@@ninoturner8510 Nice - I've been looking to get to Alum Creek to Crappie Fish - have you been?
@crushincrappie6525 never been to alum creek, I was on a crappie guide last year, and he said that's his go to spot for year around crappie fishing.
@@ninoturner8510 Nice.. I'm gonna try to get there this fall!! All the best, Man!!
You show your side scan images. Where do you have your transducer mounted is it on your trolling motor? If so how did you mount to that minkota edge been considering it and not sure how to mount it
@Lowe160 I do have a transducer on the minkota but it's mainly for 2D/downscan for my little Garmin striker unit. The Sidescan Transducer is mounted to the hull of the boat, very back, right side of the motor... if you're standing behind the boat. Hope that helps.. thx for the question and thx so much for watching!!! Let me know if you have any more questions, Sir!!!
Thanks, yours is similar to my setup just thought maybe you had a trick to put a side scan on the trolling motor
I can share a quick video on how I've got both transducers mounted if that would help?
I have the Garmin 93SV. What scroll speed to you have your SI set to? I was told SI works best going 3-4mph.
What's up Sir!! Great question and is very important - I'm usually going at least 2 to 3mph to get a decent return and I have the scroll speed set to 7 on the unit so that I'm getting the returned imagine as soon as I pass over it or scan from the side - hope that helps!!! Thanks for watching!! Tight Lines!!!
Are you south of 73?
@jeffstillings8624 yes sir.. gonna try to get to the North side soon!! Thanks for watching!! More to come!!!
@@crushincrappie6525 thanks for sharing. Great video. Might see you on the water 👍
@@jeffstillings8624 Yes Sir!!!
Great video
@@chrisfulmer9856 Thank you Sir!!