Livescope survey

[brettw]

I have it and use it to fish for crappie. I like it but I should have bought a more expensive display unit with it. I have the 93 sv + and I can't see fish come up and take the jig the way some state they can. I have found the best use for it is determining whether a structure holds fish. Then it is up to you to convince them to strike.

Hi
You think a 10" would have been better or are you talking bigger still?

Thanks

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[brettw]

Have a Helix 10 on top for DI and Nav. Garmin 8610xsv under it for LiveScope. Do not spend time on brush that does not show fish. Allows us to see the fishes reaction so if no bite color and size change often change their mind. Absolutely changed our way we fish for the better.
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Hi
Do you regret not getting a bigger screen?
I don't know what to get.
Thanks

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[blueball]

Hi
Who has a livescope and what fish finder are you using?
Happy with both?

Thanks

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Have all 3,but do wish i would have bought a better bigger garmin unit.You see lots of people haveing troubles with the 93sv like mine and bigger units they say have better resolution too

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[agruss]

I shoot docks and with livescope don't fish docks that don't hold fish. You may find them but sometimes they won't bite. Livescope may change your mind on many things we though we knew about crappie. If i didn't have one it would be on my list. How you fish is the key, docks laydowns tops structure livescope is great. If you pull or push i am not sure.

[BluegillHunter]

Here's another example where the live scope paid off.... I was fishing for bluegills one day in a 40-acre farm pond. I thought I knew where to fish anytime I went, but a guy had a live scope there one day bass fishing and he said if you are fishing for bluegills... the biggest one's in the lake are in a certain place every time I fish here. I changed where I fish real fast.

[DRFISHDUCK]

I have DOGSCOPE - Denny version. Cost $250 plus the Garmin 7SV. Attachment 355420Attachment 355421

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[Redge]

BrettW get you a 1222touch and be done with it.
I had a friend that showed me the way.



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[ezgoing]

Hi
You think a 10" would have been better or are you talking bigger still?

Thanks

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I am thinking more in terms of resolution than screen size. The 9" screen is big enough to see everything but I don't have the resolution of the more expensive units.

[Ketchn]

the times I have used one it is pretty nice to see how the fish react . but I honestly can say I knew most of what I saw on it before it showed me .
now that said would I run one if I had a boat , maybe, maybe not , I don't like to look at graphs very long and typically just use them to find the fish and then after that I concentrate on making them bite .
one thing for certain though if employed correctly it will up the odds for most crappie fisherman that jig for crappie .
my 2 cents …..on a side note , I know factually a strike happens before you see it on livescope ….and that's a fact , been there done that .and my buddy saw the exact same thing when he used it ….just an fyi

[jawjatek]

I have the PLS with a 93sv+, but I am kinda wanting a bigger screen with more resolution.