Thread: The Return

There's two things I see here 1. You're on some dandy's and 2. I see live scope on your next boat

prolly cant bring myself to buy a livescope but to be sure "if" i was serious and really wanted to hurt crappie on the next level i would have the biggest bestest they made , it really is pretty nice technology

I love my Livescope but if I had to choose between keeping it and spot lock, then Livescope would go. As nice as Livescope is to use, I consider spot lock on my trolling motor to be a more important feature to my fishing. But then, I'm lazy and hate to fool around using anchors or constantly using my trolling motor to manually maintain position on a brush pile.

Originally Posted by ezgoing

I love my Livescope but if I had to choose between keeping it and spot lock, then Livescope would go. As nice as Livescope is to use, I consider spot lock on my trolling motor to be a more important feature to my fishing. But then, I'm lazy and hate to fool around using anchors or constantly using my trolling motor to manually maintain position on a brush pile.

Ez, that is like choosing between a boat and a dock. I would not give up spot lock on a bet and love the combination of that and LiveScope as both are hard to beat. Hopefully, you will never have to make that choice. BTW, that is also why I love my Ulterra and not having to struggle putting it up or down. An old man needs his comforts.


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Ketchn is a blast to fish with: a great stick and entertaining, too! You can't beat that combination!

I got to give the man credit for ever-so-slightly suggesting the last area we fished. We started out mid-lake, and we did catch some at every stop, but I expected to do a little better on size and numbers. Ketchn asks if I've ever heard of "Area X" and I said sure have, but I didn't get the hint (haha!). So we fish another two or three places, still catching fish, but not the better ones we're really after, before easing over to that last stop. I might have gotten there anyway, but since he already brought it up, let's give it a try!

We caught fish at a lot of depths, ranging from about 9-19 feet, all on jigs of various colors. Our better fish were in about 20 fow, about 13-18 feet deep.

Thanks so much for making time to fish with me. I really enjoyed it. I know it has been a long time since you fished that lake, but you still have a good feel for seasonal movements, and that translates on a lot of lakes.

Very good, keep it coming!

Originally Posted by cellis

Ketchn is a blast to fish with: a great stick and entertaining, too! You can't beat that combination!

I got to give the man credit for ever-so-slightly suggesting the last area we fished. We started out mid-lake, and we did catch some at every stop, but I expected to do a little better on size and numbers. Ketchn asks if I've ever heard of "Area X" and I said sure have, but I didn't get the hint (haha!). So we fish another two or three places, still catching fish, but not the better ones we're really after, before easing over to that last stop. I might have gotten there anyway, but since he already brought it up, let's give it a try!

We caught fish at a lot of depths, ranging from about 9-19 feet, all on jigs of various colors. Our better fish were in about 20 fow, about 13-18 feet deep.

Thanks so much for making time to fish with me. I really enjoyed it. I know it has been a long time since you fished that lake, but you still have a good feel for seasonal movements, and that translates on a lot of lakes.

awe ....aint that sweet ,,,,,
all kidding around aside it was really nice to finally meet you in person and wet jigs together
hopefully we can explore a spot or 2 in the near future.
i have an idea or 2 if we ever get the time to make it happen
KABOOM is the word sir