Crappie Fishing Tips using Garmin Livescope | Garmin Livescope Tips to Catch Crappie
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- čas přidán 4. 03. 2023
- #skcrappie If you watch this Garmin Livescope Crappie Fishing video you will find some info that may help you with your live tech fishing electronics. Livescope take a set of rules to help you be more precise and consistent.
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Another great video SK. Always informative to help people catch more with their livescope.
Glad you enjoyed it....Thanks
Very nice footage and excellent information, thanks for sharing.......👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks brother.... Glad you enjoyed the real info....
that was one of the best videos you done yet sk. i haven't mastered that boat control yet like you have.
Thanks Murdok, it's just time on the water.... Practice makes it easier.....
BAM, BAM, BAM, BAM..... love the videos like this showing those catches. I also enjoy watching you present your jig to the fish. Thanks for sharing the tips and tricks as well. Good video.
BAM.....LOL.....Thanks Dave, these vids are definitely a lot faster to upload since they're not 4K..... Glad you enjoyed brother and thanks for the positive feedback......
Great work thanks for sharing these tips
Thanks for watching.....
Great stuff! Boat control and you have seconds to make it happen are right on target!!
Great video! Thanks for sharing .
Glad you enjoyed....Thanks!
SK, Great showing today thanks for sharing with us . Hope you have a Wonderful Weekend.
Thanks, you too bro.....
Hitting the water in morning, have to get this good. Great information, thanks
Hope you had great success..... What state are you fishing?
Thanks!
@@SK_CrappieCatching Georgia, but I’m always in Alabama fishing
Awesome video SK.
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
Great vid SK !
Thank You!
Great informative video as always and love the active captain shots. I really wish we had structure like what you have.
We have a ton of structure here but I have the opportunity to fish open water every now and then..... It's fun too.....Thanks!
Another great video SK... nice details 👌 😎✌
WOW.....Thanks for coming through giving support....
very good video, I am your fan, keep up the enthusiasm and success always, keep working on creating the next content,,,
Pulling them jokers in great vid bro. 💯
Glad to you enjoyed.....Thanks
BAC MAYNE. BEEN TRUCKIN. GUUD SLABS🎣👍🏾
Hope you enjoyed your trip..... Thanks
@@SK_CrappieCatching I DID 👍🏾 TOOK DA OL LADY TA VEGAS FA HER BIRTHDAY 🎂 OH YEAH, I DID GET 1 FISHING DAY IN FA A FEW HRS. DID PRETTY GOOD FROM DA BANK. LANDED 12 SLABS 175 TO 200 BOUTA FT DEEP 5 FT FROM DA BANK. USED A FEW OF UR TIPS👍🏾💯
Great video
Thank You!
Those are some great images. I sure need to install that Hummingbird Helix 5 fish finder I won.
Thanks Wayne....I figured you'd be fishing with it already....
Hey Sk,
Love the Active Captain footage.
I see that you drop in round 3 to 5 ft away from the target fish.
Can’t get that close to fish around here. You must be fishing in MUD.
Hardly ever get to fish over them like that because of water being so clear.
We have to stay 15 to 20 feet away from target fish and pitch past them.
Looks like you move you boat instead of controlling the jig with rod or line movement.
Can’t do that here either because of clear to lightly stained water.
Great footage for muddy water fishing.
Looking forward to show tonight.
I've had to whip out my 16' Denali from time to time when my fish are spooky even in the murky waters we have down here..... They are temperamental some days I can got on top of them and other days not...
Thanks Chuck.....
I'm still on hard water up here in mid Canada.. Can't wait to get out on my boat and get AT going, I'm using it through the ice.
I've never fished on ice but going to get a chance one of these days.....AT gets the job done also, are you running AT 1 or 2?
@@SK_CrappieCatching AT 1.
Evening fellas
Man you got this unit dialed in, and you gotta be on a lake that has big fish in it, where I live or fish I am lucky to catch maybe 1 or 2 of those size fish per year, with my livescope, the ones I catch are babies compared to those.😊
My lake has good fish in it but it's not what I classify a big fish lake. Glad you enjoyed the vid....Thanks
Great video and info although I don’t have live scope but would be nice if we could see the actual fish of each catch you showed being caught 😊
Next time! Thanks.....
Hey SK, I know that your LVS32 is mounted to your trolling motor. When we see you backing up cause you go past that fish, do you turn your trolling motor around or just let the wing back you up. Im having a hard time staying on target. You definitely have more boat control that me, my boat is a lot lighter too.
If the wind is high enough I'll let it push me back but if not I'll use the TM then spot the fish again when I back up.....
I really enjoyed watching you work those fish, I just got my transducer and black box. I’m looking for a monitor I’m just confused as to which one to buy, can I ask you which one do you have ? Garmin of course!
I always advise getting the biggest you can comfortably afford.... The bigger the screen the more you can see.... I'd say a minimum of at least a 10" screen the 106sv is a good unit that you can find on sale often. The 126sv is a 12" screen that's a good one also that you can find on sale. You'll have to make a decision weather you want a touch screen or if you can deal with buttons....
Thanks!
I have observed watching your channel that you use different Garmin Graphs (Echomap Ultras and lately the GPSMAP 1243xsv) for LIVESCOPE. I am in the market for a dedicated console sonar and LIVESCOPE multipurpose Graph. Since its a multipurpose one console graph should I go with an Echomap Ultra 126sv the w/ GT56 and the LVS32 or the GPSMAP 1243xsv w/ GT56 and LVS32? Please advise. Thank for your advise.
I replied to your other comment....
may I have the livescope setting? Thank you
What time of year were you fishing . Where you using a slip cork . What size crappie were you targeting?
This recording was from a week ago.... If you're on FB check out the or page Houston Area Crappie Fishing of you want to see pics of the fish we catch......11 to 15" fish are caught regularly....Thanks
Which pole are you using for the transducer?
It's a Minnkota Ulterra trollmotor.....Thanks
Why do the fish on my lvs34 look like vertical lines and not fish like yours?
Not sure, I've dialed in several lvs34 with the same results as I'm get'n with my lvs32..... Could be a install or power issue.... What area are you in?
@@SK_CrappieCatching from what i have read, and after noticing your range at 25' this is the culprit. i run mine at 60-80' (mainly rivers and bay fishing). the farther the range the more it reduces the dimensions of the fish. i tried it at close range and got the same results as you. they cant hide now! Gotta love the livescope!!
Device takes away the ART of fishing!
There's a new Art..... Called Livescoping.... Bigger and Better..... Give it a try and you'll accept it....
No thanks I'll stick to FISHING!
@@bryananton1534 Enjoy and thanks for your comment.....
Pollen is bad here in South Carolina. Impossible to see jig
It definitely affects the clarity and what you're able to see..... Lowering my gain helps clear out up a bit.....Thanks
Even with a egg weight?
Is this the lvs 32 or 34? Man you have that dialed
Yes lvs32....I mentioned it at the beginning....Thanks
That’s awesome. I’ve tried to get mine that dialed with no luck. Hope you’ll come out with a settings video!@@SK_CrappieCatching
I use to fish just like this, till I fished around Kevin bean. . He outfished me 4 to 1 casting. Now I cast 99 percent of time.
Casting works well in certain situations for me but I rarely very rarely use that technique.....Thanks
I can't tell what from what.
It take some looking and sometimes hands-on but it shows what's going on down there.....
A lot of us have a small boat and no electronics now what ?????
That's awesome.... As long as you're out there fishing is the goal....I started the same as you're fishing now, my 1st boat was a 10ft little jon boat with no electronics and I still caught a lot of good fish.....
Keep your jigs or minnas wet and good catches to you.....
Why use two jigs?
There's only one jig.... The top object you see is a split shot....
@@SK_CrappieCatching thank you. I see a lot of crappie anglers use two jigs in the south. It's rare to double up but I suppose they are just trying to cover different depths at once.
Not seeing anything likes this on my 1022
Do you have it dialed in? Is your transducer on your trollmotor or a pole? If you're in the Houston area or would like to travel here I'd be happy to take you on a guided trip and show you how to!
It's on trolling motor.. crazy hoe much detail u hav
@@garyheath9531 Send me a pic of your transducer on your trollmotor..... I'd like to see how you have it installed. My email is skscrappiecatchingadventures@gmail.com
How u see ur bait I went to good time marine I try all settings not see bait that clear like u help appreciate
Hit me up and let's do a guided trip and I'll show you how to make it happen......Thanks
@@SK_CrappieCatching no thank am just finishing men I figured my self
@@AhRamboRo And me some pics of your transducer, I'd like to see how you have it installed. My email is skscrappiecatchingadventures@gmail.com