I'd be throwing a marker and making a waypoint when I got back to it. You found em and caught em, good job.
My fishing buddy Don and I got a few hours in today. Hot, hot, hot. This summer the heat really seems bad.
But we caught fish. Nothing to write home about but I kept enough for the family to have dinner. Most were small by our usual "keeper" standards of 12 inches.
If anyone is interested, here is what a few crappie schools look like on side imaging sonar. In this case, a Garmin SV93 The two large lines on the right are, first, the motor foot and second, the starboard pontoon tube.
These are black crappie and the water temperature was in the 80's. They were all holding on a breakline falling from 15 or 16 feet off into 20 feet of water.
Tom
I'd be throwing a marker and making a waypoint when I got back to it. You found em and caught em, good job.
Creativity is just intelligence fooling around
Awesome screen shots! Thanks.
"A voyage in search of knowledge need never abandon the spirit of adventure."
Tom, how does your trolling motor know where Togo back to,if you mark it on your depth finder? Thanks for any input on this
Sent from my iPad using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
On my boat, I tell the trolling motor to steer back to the place we caught fish using our track with the iPilot remote. On my fishing buddy's boat, he just tells the iPilot Link which marks he wants to hit and it drives there by itself.
Tom
My Boat is only Two steps up from a Yak - maybe three - 2-D sonar , TM , and a motor on a 14 foot platform --- wish I could see like that
My little boat is just a 14 foot fishing pontoon. Only has a 20hp motor. But it is comfortable for Don and I to fish out of. And our Florida lakes are small anyway.
Tom
Nice catch and pics. I like the Garmin 93sv.
It's not the numbers or the size, it's the time spent on the water!
Rickie
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