I have a surprise to announce and show off in a couple days on the main Page, but I need to learn what I can about live scope. I honest don't know what head unit will be with it. Any suggestions of where to start the learning curve???
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I have a surprise to announce and show off in a couple days on the main Page, but I need to learn what I can about live scope. I honest don't know what head unit will be with it. Any suggestions of where to start the learning curve???
Not how to set it up, but maybe more how to read it. Know what one is looking at??? ANY help would be appreciated. TYIA...
Watch a bunch of online videos. There's lots of folks that have been using them for years and willing to share their knowledge for a "like".
Yes, watch videos on youtube on the set up and to get familiar the settings. After that, time on the water is your best teacher.
Garmin guru is a good watch.......
You're pretty much gonna know what you're seeing on the screen once you've used LS for awhile. And when you go looking for stuff that fish might be around (like brushpiles) you'll want to set your distance out to 40-60ft and make slow sweeps with the transducer and look for ////// signals out at distance. That's kinda what a brushpile looks like until you get closer.
My Livescope setup is a LVS32 tdx - 93sv Garmin unit - no updates done since purchase (over 6yrs ago).
Thank you C.P.
I second Garmin Guru as a go to. Another YT channel I recently discovered that has a lot of great info is Natural State guide, a lot of great videos on his settings and why.
Thank you DWILL. I'll Be checking them out. Looked at Garmin Guru's channel for about 15 min last night, then my meds kicked in, and I fell asleep. I will be back at it today. Thank you everyone...
Another one I found with some good explaining is Anthony Blanding, YouTube channel "Walking On Water"...Thank you Everyone for pointing me in the right direction. C.C members Rock...Quote:
Originally Posted by DWILL