Still image of a simple bathymetric map. Pointer arrow guided by mouse. Well spoken man. Educated on the subject. Clear, perfectly paced audio. Brilliant. Thanks. This was a great lesson.
Great video. Had to search through a few videos on the subject to find this gold nugget. I was always confused by southern anglers talking about creek channels as well. None of the lakes I fish have them! Glad I’m not the only one who was confused by this!
This is a shot in the dark: but I would pay for an instructional on looking at maps. I've been looking online and haven't found anything. My suggestion would be to to use "Zoom" a free teleconference software. I feel like I have this great piece of technology but I'm not using it to potential!
@@mdlv7087 I've used Zoom a bit in the past for work, but never for something like this. Send me an email at fishingonthefly1@gmail.com and we can try to figure something out - definitely want to help!
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Still image of a simple bathymetric map. Pointer arrow guided by mouse. Well spoken man. Educated on the subject. Clear, perfectly paced audio. Brilliant. Thanks. This was a great lesson.
Great video. Had to search through a few videos on the subject to find this gold nugget.
I was always confused by southern anglers talking about creek channels as well. None of the lakes I fish have them! Glad I’m not the only one who was confused by this!
Great video. Thanks for the info.
Really good presentation, just starting to actually pay attention to these maps and this video was super helpful.
Really well done video, thank you for the information. Tight lines
Great video mate! Thanks for the upload and effort.
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the helpful info
Always cool vids
Just wish the lakes in Maine were more accurate than what they are. Navionics says I was supposed to be in 40 feet I was in 76 haha
well done!!
Very informative! thanks!
My pleasure!! So glad you found it helpful :)
This is a shot in the dark: but I would pay for an instructional on looking at maps. I've been looking online and haven't found anything. My suggestion would be to to use "Zoom" a free teleconference software. I feel like I have this great piece of technology but I'm not using it to potential!
@@mdlv7087 I've used Zoom a bit in the past for work, but never for something like this. Send me an email at fishingonthefly1@gmail.com and we can try to figure something out - definitely want to help!
good video
What about lake trout and rainbows does this still apply?