Thread: Livescope

It shows lots more fish than you ever thought was there . Sometimes if tight on bottom harder to pick out but really shines if fish are up and active . You must have good boat control skills to get most benefit using livescope .

How do you have the transducer mounted?? Mine's on the way and I need to make it portable. Seems like trolling motor mount would not be optimal in wind.

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Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

How do you have the transducer mounted?? Mine's on the way and I need to make it portable. Seems like trolling motor mount would not be optimal in wind.

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Mine on trolling motor shaft . Did not want to deal with another thing added to the bow to work or deploy ever move I make

Originally Posted by rll

Would like to go with someone with livescope to see it in action before i make the jump and spend that much

Where do you live?

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

How do you have the transducer mounted?? Mine's on the way and I need to make it portable. Seems like trolling motor mount would not be optimal in wind.

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I mounted mine on a pvc pole I made and connected it with a ram mount and really like the way it works. You can buy one that’s professionally made. You can look for them in the member sponsor classified.

I've watched videos and like the pvc/ram mount setup. A bud put his on the trolling motor but I figure you might want to look in a direction the wind won't let you steer. I just wonder if they will help on oxbow laydowns and brush in 5- 9 feet . I would like to pull up on a lay down and be able to know how they were situated.will see.

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Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

I've watched videos and like the pvc/ram mount setup. A bud put his on the trolling motor but I figure you might want to look in a direction the wind won't let you steer. I just wonder if they will help on oxbow laydowns and brush in 5- 9 feet . I would like to pull up on a lay down and be able to know how they were situated.will see.

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You can see them most of the time unless so thick it hides them . I fished with WSD '' Wister Slab Daddy '' in Oklahoma recently on his home lake Wister . We caught fish we never would have caught without livescope . He looked under a huge drift and saw a school of Crappie . He pulled in and told me to knock a hole in the drift and drop my jig here . Bam it was on . You can see his videos on facebook Robert Robertson and has a tackle store besides making baits .

Originally Posted by Gomer Snerd

I've watched videos and like the pvc/ram mount setup. A bud put his on the trolling motor but I figure you might want to look in a direction the wind won't let you steer. I just wonder if they will help on oxbow laydowns and brush in 5- 9 feet . I would like to pull up on a lay down and be able to know how they were situated.will see.

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Thats the reason I mounted mine on a pole. I like to pull up beside a bruh pile and see where the fish are located and then I can fish off the side of the boat instead of in front of it.