I was just watching a video of a guide using livescope. He was catching 11& 12 inch crappie off a tree. I'm trying to figure out why his hair jig looked as big on the screen as the crappie? Probably a good reason but why?
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I was just watching a video of a guide using livescope. He was catching 11& 12 inch crappie off a tree. I'm trying to figure out why his hair jig looked as big on the screen as the crappie? Probably a good reason but why?
Have not seen that big of a return on my Livescope, nor on the one my buddy has .... and we've used 1/16oz-1/8oz jigs with 2-3" plastics. :dono
Provide us with a link to that video and maybe we can figure it out. :scratchhead
Pappy it was a video under Missouri fishing. LATEST VIDEO by Mr Baker. Great video. From what I see of the Livescope I will be getting one to replace my Lowrance HDS units.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePappy
Look at the depth of water he is fishing in and his bottom depth is set to 17 feet. Also his forward range is set to 30 feet. The more you can shrink the image onscreen the bigger the targets will be. I use pinch to zoom alot, makes it easier to see my 16th ounce jig.
Makes sense. Thank you!