Reply With QuoteThe technology is there. But if the Livescope gets any clearer or has better resolution it would be the same as an illegal underwater camera
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It already exist. It's called man made structure. I will never own a live scope for the reasons you quoted but if I was a guide or tournament fisherman, I wouldOriginally Posted by Fastdrop
not go to the water without one. If your competition has one and you don't, you are probably going to get your lunch eaten long term.
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The technology is there. But if the Livescope gets any clearer or has better resolution it would be the same as an illegal underwater camera
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Yesterday I was scoping log piles and stumps . There were big Buffalo everywhere . It was cool to see them cruise through a school of Shad and watch the Shad scatter .
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Yep underwater cameras are cool
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There is a part of me that sees this as a sportsmanship thing, but there were people saying that when the nice graphs came out too. I can see a jig on my Humminbird Helix if the conditions are right.
It seems to me that Livescope gives you a different perspective, that is looking out in front rather than straight down. The other day I was idling down a creek channel and saw something on my side scan....... I turned around and picked up three nice ones. So I’m not sure I want say it’s bad sportsman ship.
I have some friends that bass fish mostly because crappie are too hard to find..... I kinda like it that way.
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And on another thought..... I do have great confidence in our conservation officers here in Arkansas. I think if populations begin to suffer, they will take action to protect the resources.
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