GIANT 100 lb Kerr Lake Catfish on Livescope - Holy *Bleep* !!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- I filmed this towards the end of a fishing trip yesterday... basically, I had spent a majority of the day watching catfish approach my baits then swim off (I suspect it was because my perch was 3 days old instead of fresh, which I usually try to bring.)
As I was watching a small catfish investigate one of my baits on the left side of the screen, a large blob suddenly rose from the bottom. I initially assumed it was a school of bait fish, until it started swimming away, then turned around to investigate my bait.
I upgraded my livescope transducer to the LVS34 a few months ago, so it's pretty good at separating schools of small fish.Was I looking at a school of bait or a massive 5' (100+ lb) catfish at the bottom of the lake? What do y'all think?
that's insane. I love kayak catfishing on kerr.
I’m back at it today with some shad and fresh perch, trying to locate that one again!
Yeah that is more than likely a big catfish. I also have the LVS34 going thru a 1022xsv and if it were a huge gar or paddlefish the image would definitely show the snout.
At first, I didn't really think the LVS34 upgrade was worth it, but the more I've used it, the more I've liked it. The level of detail that it provides is amazing... I will probably upgrade my head unit in the next 12-18 months to something with higher resolution and also to have the ability to record livescope without having to use a GoPro.
almost 5ft long and 2ft thick…big blue for sure…
Garmin panoptx number one , best on the best , regards . 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
That’s awesome!!! Guess you didn’t catch it cause you didn’t tip over! It looks like it ate something, but yes massive and cool to see! 😂😂
Yea, I was a little in shock. I really thought it was a bait ball until it turned around and started swimming towards my line. Sadly, it just sniffed my bait and swam away 😢
Woah
BIGG WATEVER IT IS. WHAT GARMIN YOU USING?
I've got a Garmin Echomap 93SV for the head unit and upgraded to the LVS34 transducer a few months back. After using it for a few months, I do think the LVS34 gives sharper returns and does a better job separating out smaller targets (such as bait and jigs). I'll probably upgrade the head unit at the end of the year so I can get something with higher resolution and video output, so I can get better video of the livescope.
@@kayak_chris BIGG 10-4. SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT PLAN. I THINK THE LIVE SCOPES TAKE FISHING 🎣 TO AN WHOLE OTHER ERA. THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK, MUCH APPRECIATED. KEEP HOOKIN EM. I'M THINKING 🤔 HARD ON PURCHASING ONE SOON
@@mackbeasley71 If you crappie fish much, they will take you're game to the next level. I just like being able to see / tell what's swimming around me. When you spend time with the unit, you start to recognize sizes / shapes / swimming styles for different species. You'll also learn a lot about fish behavior that you can't really see on a 2D unit. For example, I had no idea how often catfish come up to my bait, smell it, then swim off. I always just assumed if I wasn't getting bites, there weren't fish around.
@@kayak_chris THATS A GREAT WAY OF SEEING IT. AND MAKES SENSE. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR FEEDBACK
We’re is this
Kerr Lake…
Iv heard big ones are in there iv cought a 54 pounder it was 4 foot long 😊
I caught a 52 lber in the same area back in mid December. Of course, I had just bought the GoPros two weeks earlier, but didn't feel like messing with them yet. D'oh! You never know what you might see (or catch) while out on the water...
Looks like a turtle looks like feet underneath walking
I mean, unless it's a teenage mutant ninja turtle, I don't know if I've ever seen and 4-5' long freshwater turtles in NC 😂