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AND you should feel really guilty if you use one
it was like taking candy from babies I tell ya
its an unfair advantage
and it should be outlawed
did I watch it much
no , but when I did I thought how unfair is this :yikes
them poor little unsuspecting fish
and me with a jig above them
not fair at all I promise :Rofl :Rofl :Rofl
Putting one in my boat this weekend, just waiting on a few things I ordered to finish up.
it's a tool and till it comes down a lot in cost not many will use it. like everything else operator error will keep many from using it as much. have a elite ti myself and rarely use it as fishing from shore is easier than taking boat out. but that's just me.
Watched a fishing show yesterday and they were using one and plucking one crappie right after another out of a brush pile. Got me to thinking that how much of an effect the unit will have on the fish population. Each new invention is making fishing easier. With the livescope you could actually clean out the fish on piles. Give it another 10 years or so and they will have a heliogram in 3D. Should only run around 5 grand.
States will just have to tighten up daily and possession limits.
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Originally Posted by Central Minn
so we all will have to suffer because a few can now buy their skills? swell!
now any goober can go buy x-ray vision and do what us lifers can do without any electronics. sad to think of. by the time regulations are needed it will be too late to stop it.
post mite have been started for laughs but im not sure this topic will end so funny. the fishing/social media sites on the net already do plenty of damage with lake names and hot bites. small waters can be fished down to a waste of time.
Ketchn, I'm 55 years old. I have one and it's not cheating. Its REVENGE!!!
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Smaller limits special restrictions on some lakes. It's the way it's been going for a long time in Minn... Most of our daily limit( except perch 20daily 40 in possession)is our possession limit..if you catch 10 crappie (daily limit) it's your possession limit too..you got to eat some to legally catch and keep some more.Quote:
Originally Posted by river scum
Live scope will only be as good as the user.....
Same as any other fishn equipment.....
it was joke yawl , we actually didn't use the livescope , he turned it on when we were drifting open water to work out some bugs in the power supply and cables
he has it rigged up as hand held portable unit , we used the panoptics instead as our actual tool to find the fish .
I would much rather feel my way thru them , than watch my way thru them most days :highfive
this was all I needed to hurt them really bad really quickly
just saying
I woulda had my big round that 15 to 20ft mark and woulda had a bent pole quite often....
Last year I was using Humminbird 360 and caught a limit pretty much every time I went out.
this year I am using a live scope an pretty much catch a limit every time I go out.
What is the difference.
Is it all about catching a limit on weather you had a good fishing trip or not?
Seems like I keep hearing about everyone posting about limiting out and posting with a table full of fish. Don't get me wrong I love catching fish and I'll keep some for the table but not every trip. I have a Livescope and it has shown me allot about fish behavior that is really surprising to me.
It has made crappie fishing even more fun for me.
I consider single pole fishing with Livescope more fun than spider rigging or long lining but enjoy using those methods at times.
The sport of crappie fishing continuies to grow. Release some of the big fish for the future.
LiveScope doesn't guarantee you will catch limits. Or fish, for that matter. LiveScope only guarantees that you don't fish areas that do not contain fish. Spot Lock is more of a game changer for me than Live Scope.
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seems to me that catching a limit every time you go out takes some of the fun out of it. Part of the game is the EXPECTATION of catching a few and the joy of finding them hungry JMO
a 99 dollar graph will find fish well yawl , livescope is very cool and it is fun to play with and it will help some folks ketch more fish ,but i wasn't doing anything but having fun on this post.
I worry not about size or limits as you probably notice and fish waters that are beat down beyond imagination in most cases . don't think I am downing anyone for having cool stuff or technology in their possession and to be sure some take it way more serious than me .
if you have the latest and greatest that's cool and if you don't that's ok as well , I for one just want to ketch crappie .
and I am not alone on this venue ,we are all after the same thing, just in many cases using different tools and techniques .:highfive
I caught plenty with a 100 dollar depth finder and handheld Garmin GPS . Now have several big Humminbirds and it makes it easier but not any good if you can't work them . I feel the Livescope will help and have it on my bucket list . But will take time to learn . it will help find fish but they still have to bite . :twocents