From us old guys that used to find them the hard way and use triangulation to get back on em, this is killer. Been using it for years ever since I found out about google earth. Gentlemen watching Edwin has given you the juice. If you can't use this and improve your fishing, take up golf. Thanks Edward for helping everyone, your old buddy from the Bass Pro Shop store opening in Georgetown, TX. Keep hammering them, love what your doing!
When we only had maps, I enlarged the entire map of our tournament lake. Two of us studied the map for weeks and found two unique humps. My friend went to the nearest one from launch. I couldn't get my boater to go to the other one. My friend's boat weight was almost 40 lbs off the one spot. The other spot remained untouched. Summer night tournament. Second place was three fish. Thank you for sharing this, I love it, and love spending time at home researching. Very awesome...
I’m from central Illinois and have watched and followed you fish tournaments for years. This info you shared will save me hours of transferring written gps coordinates to my Carbon!! Kant tell you how much I appreciate you sharing this knowledge!!!
Spent 4 hours last night doing this after watching your two videos. Thank you so much for the tip. I’m anxious to get on the water and try all the spots I marked. You are the man! Thank you.
Bringing tech into fishing with the computerized units we have available makes so much sense. No more running down a lake with a map blowing in your face. Increased excitement because the high definition units make the marked spots leap out. One still has to catch the fish. I was on Pool 8 MS River 2 weeks after the FLW. Found a few great spots but using your suggestions certainly eliminates dead water. That pool was 6-12 inches lower than a few weeks earlier. Can save a lower unit too! Think about using any of 7-8-9 pools. Great videos.
I felt the same way when you posted the first google earth video. I use it A LOT for finding hidden ponds. Im glad to be a part of your channel. Thank you for taking the time to read and respond. You are a very respected and inspiration angler to me. Google earth is amazing. If it was not for google earth, I would of never found the best place, and that os saying a lot to fish. Eventually one day I'll actually update and and make some videos from here on summer time fishing on Hartwell.
thanks for the tips, but mostly thanks for turning me on to google earth pro this will help with my job a lot. no worries I don't fish for a living yet ;)
My vote is for Cherokee Lake in East TN. That would be a really good one as they draw it down every fall and then fill it back up in spring. Love the channel!!!
Awesome series! My first Marine Corps duty station will be Fort Worth beginning in January. Cant wait to explore Ray Roberts and all the incredible fisheries Texas has to offer
This is a game changer. This is how you become a champion, but thinking outside the box lock Edwin. I’m going to take this knowledge and put it to work on my home Lake and see what happens. I’ll probably spend 3 or 4 hours making waypoints. Thank you Edwin!
Always giving out juice.. man ur info helps me out big time. Funny thing is, I saw that u used google maps and I couldn’t figure out how to go through the timeline of maps through out the years😂. Thx again
I’ve been doing this for a couple of years and thought I was getting pretty good. Watching your knowledge has humbled me to see that I have so much to learn. I don’t know if you would want to do a lake that might give away a competitive advantage, but Falls lake in N.C would be interesting. There are some very good drawn down photos of it. Thanks.
Edwin, thanks again for caring for others who love to go bass fishing. I have already been spending time on Google earth looking for areas to catch fish. I talked to you about getting my boat in so I can get back on the water and I thank you for the information. Hopefully I can do that in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime I will be looking for way places to put way points. Eucha is a lake about 45 minutes the house. I would like it if you could Google earth that lake. It's not a big lake but I'm sure you have fished it. Thanks again Edwin. 🎣🐟
Been waiting for the rest of this Google series. I've known to look up lakes on Google but the way points and transferring is new to me. Thanks! I'll be saving this one too! And I'd like to see you break down Lake Tenkiller. So many deep areas off of main lake points, i get overwhelmed. Or maybe Lake Hudson in Oklahoma. Or both. Lol
Thanks Edwin! I finally got goggle earth Pro to work on my iMac. It took awhile but I'm on it now. We met in Erie a few years ago and you fished the "dumping grounds".
Would Love a breakdown of Summersville Lake in West Virginia. It is primarily a smallmouth fishery but there are some nice largemouth that are caught in the spring. In the winter, they drop the water 100 feet or more. Thanks. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much for making this video. This is very generous of you to share with us. I did exactly what you taught us and imported it to my Lowrance HDS Live. It worked just as you said it would. What an awesome tool! Best of luck this year!
Thanks for the new obsession, E! Loved these and the jet boat trip with Ott. I’d love to see you breakdown John H. Kerr Reservoir aka Buggs Island on the NC/VA border. About 80-90 miles north of Jordan and Harris in Raleighwood!
Hey Edwin, another great. I am really enjoying these break down videos. I have watched yours and a few other anglers. One thing I have noticed is the breakdowns usually happen on a reservoir or a lake that has a river system running through. As someone who lives in central Florida I would love to see how you prepare and break down one of our chain of lakes as I’m sure it’s a much different breakdown. Either the Kissimmee chain or the Harris chain. Things you look for, what you might target, which lake in the chain you would spend most of your time in, etc..I sincerely enjoy the knowledge you provide in these videos and I really appreciate you taking the time to make them.
Edwin I would really like to see more for Sam Rayburn and also how you would actually fish those spots accurately with the use of markers or what? Thanks for the video..really helpful.
Anther great video! I’m in East Tennessee where BASS, MLF, and all pro tours stop at Chickamauga lake... but not many talk about Watts Bar Lake just up river. It’s a huge lake with deep ledges, trees, current, rocks... whole 9 yards. I feel lost on it though. Would love to see you break it down.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing the information. I would really like to see you breakdown my home lake. Barren River Lake in Glasgow Kentucky. Thanks again for sharing your wealth of knowledge..
I would love to see you go over rough river lake or barren lake in kentucky. I've fished all over the country but they are still a couple of my favorite places to fish.
Man this was awesome! I started doing this on a lake nearby and couldn’t stop! My home lake is Ross Barnett Reservoir in MS. Give that one a go Edwin 👌🏻
@@EdwinEversfishing it definitely does. Going to have to rewatch a few times with Google pro pulled up, might have sunk in better if I didn't watch it st 4AM while working haha. Thank you Edwin, always rooting for you. Hope you and your family are safe and doing well, you've earned a well deserved break!
Awesome! I get all caught up studying cattle sale catalogs for Black Angus. Now I'm a google earth pro junkie. Made the drive out to Eakly Oklahoma a couple springs back to look at cattle. Back to fishing, I'm trying to learn a beast called Lake Hartwell. Any help is appreciated. Thanks for sharing such useful information. Best of luck this fall with the pecan harvest. Hoping we have a great season here. Take care, safe travels and thanks again.
Great vid Edwin, I learned this from a crappie pro a while back but not the "how To". To the Hummingbird Helix guys you must download humminbirdpc and convert your .gpx file before you try to load your SD card. Also use a 32Gig or lower card(ask me how I know), now subscribed. would love to see Lake Tawakoni. Tough lake for me 2014 was 10 feet low
Clearlake, Ca. I just had two big tournaments there and it was hard to utilize this technique because the changes in water level there do not fluctuate very much. Would really be interested to see how you’d break it down differently than I using Google Earth. I ended up watching a lot of old Bassmaster Series video on YT from 2003 and 2007 to piece together known landmarks when building my fishing plan. I will say using google did however help with seeing the differences in water clarity which is one aspect of using google earth you had mentioned. So I was able to see some outside and inside weedlines as well as when the algae bloom hits the lake and how it affects different parts of the lake in certain seasons. I think with Clearlake, Ca being arguably one of the Top 5 lakes in the nation, it would be cool to see you break down a lake here in the West Coast for some of us Cali boys. Tight lines Sir and best to you and the fam. 🇺🇸🎣🤙🏽
On lakes that don’t fluctuate that’s what I have to do look- for grass lines, points, guts and ditches. I’ve also seen rock piles and brush piles if the lake is clear enough.
Thanks for the tips. I just installed my HDS Live 9 and 12 in my Nitro. Now time to use this information to help my game. One lake i struggle with is Ross Barnett Reservoir in Jackson MS. I tend to stay up river cause i don't know how to fish that big of a body of water. Maybe one day you could help with that.
There's a lake that many of us Army vets like but hate to fish because its so hard. Its the lake that Fort Hood is associated with. BELTON lake in Texas. Hope to see it if you can. God bless you and what you do!
I would love to see you break down Lake Dardanelle. Specifically how you would find shell beds. I know it doesn't fluctuate as much, so shoreline cover isn't exposed so well.
I’m from northwest Oklahoma so my fishing spots are few and far between. One of my favorite lakes is very small and just across the border into Kansas. Clark count fishing lake is small but full of big bass!! The lake got drained to about half it’s normal size last year for damn work. If you get a chance check it out. Thanks for all the information! I know it will come in handy!!
Edwin this has been sooo helpful!!! I can't tell u enuff how much I appreciate u doing these videos and showing your followers how to find fish using Google Earth. I've used it before but I didn't know u could use it to this extent do again thank u!!! I have 2 local lakes that I fish alot of BFLS on and I've been trying to have success on them lake Sinclair and oconee in middle GA, so if u could break down one of these lakes of your choice it would be much help, thank u and GOD BLESS!!
Spruce run in New Jersey, I have a tournament there this weekend and I’ve taken all your info and I can wait to see how it works this weekend. I would love to see how you would break this lake down, thank you for this incredible video! 👍
Another lake that could make for an interesting video would be Lake Murray. This lake had an extreme draw down back around 2012-13 which would show amazing hidden structure.
There is now a more powerful way to move Google Earth waypoints to Lowrance. Will also support sorting and bulk-editing the new waypoints with characteristics you prefer: icon-type, icon-color, icon-name or icon-only display, etc. Reefmaster Waypoint Manager: reefmaster.com.au/index.php/products/waypoint-manager. FYI: For sorting and bulk-editing waypoints with RWM, be sure and assign names in GE to the GE waypoints so you can sort by name in RWM.
Hi can you look at StoneWall Jackson lake in WV. I love fishing this lake it is covered in stumps and trees that are all sunken. It has some huge bass and if you would love a fun day of fishing you should really try this lake out sometime if your ever in the area.
From us old guys that used to find them the hard way and use triangulation to get back on em, this is killer. Been using it for years ever since I found out about google earth. Gentlemen watching Edwin has given you the juice. If you can't use this and improve your fishing, take up golf. Thanks Edward for helping everyone, your old buddy from the Bass Pro Shop store opening in Georgetown, TX. Keep hammering them, love what your doing!
When we only had maps, I enlarged the entire map of our tournament lake. Two of us studied the map for weeks and found two unique humps. My friend went to the nearest one from launch. I couldn't get my boater to go to the other one. My friend's boat weight was almost 40 lbs off the one spot. The other spot remained untouched. Summer night tournament. Second place was three fish. Thank you for sharing this, I love it, and love spending time at home researching. Very awesome...
I would like to see you breakdown Grand Lake
I’m from central Illinois and have watched and followed you fish tournaments for years. This info you shared will save me hours of transferring written gps coordinates to my Carbon!! Kant tell you how much I appreciate you sharing this knowledge!!!
Spent 4 hours last night doing this after watching your two videos. Thank you so much for the tip. I’m anxious to get on the water and try all the spots I marked. You are the man! Thank you.
36 hours, about 1300 waypoints later. I’m done! Edwin, I’m speechless,! Thank you is an understatement!
Kerr reservoir in March!! That lake kicks our butts Lol thanks 👍🏼 these google earth videos have been great !!
Thanks for this great information on how to download waypoints and put onto Lowrance units.
Bringing tech into fishing with the computerized units we have available makes so much sense. No more running down a lake with a map blowing in your face. Increased excitement because the high definition units make the marked spots leap out. One still has to catch the fish. I was on Pool 8 MS River 2 weeks after the FLW. Found a few great spots but using your suggestions certainly eliminates dead water. That pool was 6-12 inches lower than a few weeks earlier. Can save a lower unit too! Think about using any of 7-8-9 pools. Great videos.
I felt the same way when you posted the first google earth video. I use it A LOT for finding hidden ponds. Im glad to be a part of your channel. Thank you for taking the time to read and respond. You are a very respected and inspiration angler to me. Google earth is amazing. If it was not for google earth, I would of never found the best place, and that os saying a lot to fish. Eventually one day I'll actually update and and make some videos from here on summer time fishing on Hartwell.
Thanks for sharing your tips on google earth
Thank you so much for sharing this information! I have searched for tutorials on how to study lakes. This is hands down the absolute best!!
What a game changer like you say. Thanks for sharing and you are my new favorite pro!
thanks for the tips, but mostly thanks for turning me on to google earth pro this will help with my job a lot. no worries I don't fish for a living yet ;)
This is probably the best tip series I have ever seen. Why did it take me so long to find it? Thank you!!
My vote is for Cherokee Lake in East TN. That would be a really good one as they draw it down every fall and then fill it back up in spring. Love the channel!!!
Got it - thank you for watching!
Awesome series! My first Marine Corps duty station will be Fort Worth beginning in January. Cant wait to explore Ray Roberts and all the incredible fisheries Texas has to offer
Lake Travis. Breaking down lakes using this tool is really cool and informative! Thanks so much for sharing.
Another East Tennessean here who would love to see you breakdown Watts Bar Lake!
This is a game changer. This is how you become a champion, but thinking outside the box lock Edwin. I’m going to take this knowledge and put it to work on my home Lake and see what happens. I’ll probably spend 3 or 4 hours making waypoints. Thank you Edwin!
Lake Fork would be a cool one. Awesome video
Love the idea of you breaking down a lake. Awesome.
Love it! Lake Ray Hubbard or Lake Lavon on the east side of Dallas would be awesome.
Always giving out juice.. man ur info helps me out big time. Funny thing is, I saw that u used google maps and I couldn’t figure out how to go through the timeline of maps through out the years😂. Thx again
I’ve been doing this for a couple of years and thought I was getting pretty good. Watching your knowledge has humbled me to see that I have so much to learn. I don’t know if you would want to do a lake that might give away a competitive advantage, but Falls lake in N.C would be interesting. There are some very good drawn down photos of it. Thanks.
Edwin, thanks again for caring for others who love to go bass fishing. I have already been spending time on Google earth looking for areas to catch fish. I talked to you about getting my boat in so I can get back on the water and I thank you for the information. Hopefully I can do that in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime I will be looking for way places to put way points. Eucha is a lake about 45 minutes the house. I would like it if you could Google earth that lake. It's not a big lake but I'm sure you have fished it. Thanks again Edwin. 🎣🐟
Guntersville in early October would be great! I have a tournament there!
Been waiting for the rest of this Google series. I've known to look up lakes on Google but the way points and transferring is new to me. Thanks! I'll be saving this one too!
And I'd like to see you break down Lake Tenkiller. So many deep areas off of main lake points, i get overwhelmed. Or maybe Lake Hudson in Oklahoma. Or both. Lol
Awesome Warren thank you for watching. When you get a chance check out my video about fishing flooded lakes - that video was on Tenkiller.
Not sure how this info will transpose to my Humminbird Helix 5. I have been taking iPhone photos of my computer screen.
I would love it if you could do a breakdown of lake Texana. I just bought a kayak. Keep up the awesome videos....
I’d like to see you break down Pickwick Lake. Very beneficial video!
Thanks Edwin! I finally got goggle earth Pro to work on my iMac. It took awhile but I'm on it now. We met in Erie a few years ago and you fished the "dumping grounds".
Would Love a breakdown of Summersville Lake in West Virginia. It is primarily a smallmouth fishery but there are some nice largemouth that are caught in the spring. In the winter, they drop the water 100 feet or more. Thanks. Keep up the great work!
Guntersville! Great video E!
Thank you Tom!
Thank you very much for making this video. This is very generous of you to share with us. I did exactly what you taught us and imported it to my Lowrance HDS Live. It worked just as you said it would. What an awesome tool! Best of luck this year!
Caddo lake. Fish mostly the Louisiana side, but I need to start learning more about the lake
thanks for the google class i learned a ton been using google for a while just not to that extent!!
Hope it helps!
Thanks for the new obsession, E! Loved these and the jet boat trip with Ott.
I’d love to see you breakdown John H. Kerr Reservoir aka Buggs Island on the NC/VA border.
About 80-90 miles north of Jordan and Harris in Raleighwood!
Such a huge helpful tip! I'll have to check out that place on Texoma!
This has been just awesome learning from you. We fish the chain of lakes in northern Illinois if you have time to break it down.
Lake guntersville would be a very interesting one to break down
Like to see the potomac river break down, please, thanks keep up p the good!
This is a game changer! Thanks Edwin! Maybe you could do Table Rock?
Great stuff Edwin...... Thanks for sharing.......... Will definitely check out GPS Visualizer for waypoint transfer to the trusty Lowrance unit...
Thank you for watching - hope it helps!
This is so helpful. They should teach this stuff in school. 🤣
Hey Edwin, another great. I am really enjoying these break down videos. I have watched yours and a few other anglers. One thing I have noticed is the breakdowns usually happen on a reservoir or a lake that has a river system running through. As someone who lives in central Florida I would love to see how you prepare and break down one of our chain of lakes as I’m sure it’s a much different breakdown. Either the Kissimmee chain or the Harris chain. Things you look for, what you might target, which lake in the chain you would spend most of your time in, etc..I sincerely enjoy the knowledge you provide in these videos and I really appreciate you taking the time to make them.
Edwin I would really like to see more for Sam Rayburn and also how you would actually fish those spots accurately with the use of markers or what? Thanks for the video..really helpful.
Anther great video! I’m in East Tennessee where BASS, MLF, and all pro tours stop at Chickamauga lake... but not many talk about Watts Bar Lake just up river. It’s a huge lake with deep ledges, trees, current, rocks... whole 9 yards. I feel lost on it though. Would love to see you break it down.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing the information. I would really like to see you breakdown my home lake. Barren River Lake in Glasgow Kentucky. Thanks again for sharing your wealth of knowledge..
This was so helpful. Thank you for sharing!!! I have already used it to load waypoints for Toho and Headwaters.
You are a awesome person to share this
👌 awesome video will you please break down Center Hill Lake Smithville TN it's a deep rocky lake
Thank you sir for the insight!
I would love to see you go over rough river lake or barren lake in kentucky. I've fished all over the country but they are still a couple of my favorite places to fish.
Man this was awesome! I started doing this on a lake nearby and couldn’t stop! My home lake is Ross Barnett Reservoir in MS. Give that one a go Edwin 👌🏻
Great video and should help a lot. Let's see some north georgia lakes like Blue Ridge, Nottley, Chatuge or burton
I’d love to see Table Rock broken down
+10 and GREAT tip with the file converter!!!
Check out Fish The Moment with Johnny Schultz
Thanks for doing all there Project E videos, especially these last 2 great information!!
Great information! Looking forward to next episode 😊!
Thank you Dennis for tuning in. Next week will be a fun episode
Thanks for all the great content Edwin! I've used Google maps to win money, but had no clue about Pro. Will definitely be using it now!
This is amazing information EE! You are a legend and man you are a beast reading these maps and Google Earth. Its a whole different language!
Thank you for watching, I hope it helps you learn the lingo! 🌎
@@EdwinEversfishing it definitely does. Going to have to rewatch a few times with Google pro pulled up, might have sunk in better if I didn't watch it st 4AM while working haha. Thank you Edwin, always rooting for you. Hope you and your family are safe and doing well, you've earned a well deserved break!
Awesome! I get all caught up studying cattle sale catalogs for Black Angus. Now I'm a google earth pro junkie. Made the drive out to Eakly Oklahoma a couple springs back to look at cattle. Back to fishing, I'm trying to learn a beast called Lake Hartwell. Any help is appreciated. Thanks for sharing such useful information. Best of luck this fall with the pecan harvest. Hoping we have a great season here. Take care, safe travels and thanks again.
Thanks so much for sharing this is going to be so much help up here on green bay By the way us walleye fishermen and women love all your teaching lol
Richard B Russell would be a cool lake to break down. No boat docks or recreational boating and was made strictly for fishing.
Great vid Edwin, I learned this from a crappie pro a while back but not the "how To". To the Hummingbird Helix guys you must download humminbirdpc and convert your .gpx file before you try to load your SD card. Also use a 32Gig or lower card(ask me how I know), now subscribed. would love to see Lake Tawakoni. Tough lake for me 2014 was 10 feet low
I love these kind of videos! How about Guntersville?
Guntersville and Smith Lake (Lewis Smith Lake)!!!!!!
Great Video Edwin.... Loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! just showing some love from Wisconsin... This is Steve M.. you know who i am!!!!!!!!!!
Hubbard Creek here in Texas would be a really good one to do.
I would love to see you break down East Fork Lake in Olney IL and Rend Lake in Illinois! Love your channel and videos! Keep them coming!
Like to see your experience at Lake Erie. Thanks. Firefighter Ray
Thank you so much for this info.
Great Job Edwin. Thanks for sharing some of your secrets!
This is frickin awesome!
Would love to see your thoughts on Waurika Lake here in southern OK
Would love to see Bull Shoals and Table Rock. Great info!
Clearlake, Ca. I just had two big tournaments there and it was hard to utilize this technique because the changes in water level there do not fluctuate very much. Would really be interested to see how you’d break it down differently than I using Google Earth. I ended up watching a lot of old Bassmaster Series video on YT from 2003 and 2007 to piece together known landmarks when building my fishing plan. I will say using google did however help with seeing the differences in water clarity which is one aspect of using google earth you had mentioned. So I was able to see some outside and inside weedlines as well as when the algae bloom hits the lake and how it affects different parts of the lake in certain seasons. I think with Clearlake, Ca being arguably one of the Top 5 lakes in the nation, it would be cool to see you break down a lake here in the West Coast for some of us Cali boys. Tight lines Sir and best to you and the fam. 🇺🇸🎣🤙🏽
On lakes that don’t fluctuate that’s what I have to do look- for grass lines, points, guts and ditches. I’ve also seen rock piles and brush piles if the lake is clear enough.
Thanks for the info E! Lake Ft. Phantom Hill is a small one, but good one 😎
As always, awesome video. Thank you. Perhaps Ray Roberts lake?? No one talks about it much right now, but they’re gonna after the classic:-)
I've got to get this, it's amazing!
Thanks for the tips. I just installed my HDS Live 9 and 12 in my Nitro. Now time to use this information to help my game. One lake i struggle with is Ross Barnett Reservoir in Jackson MS. I tend to stay up river cause i don't know how to fish that big of a body of water. Maybe one day you could help with that.
Would love to see you breakdown Lake of the Ozarks.
Robby thank you for the suggestion! Such a big, complex lake but a great one!!
There's a lake that many of us Army vets like but hate to fish because its so hard. Its the lake that Fort Hood is associated with. BELTON lake in Texas. Hope to see it if you can. God bless you and what you do!
Thank you for your service Jorge. I truly appreciate it!
I would love to see you break down Lake Dardanelle. Specifically how you would find shell beds. I know it doesn't fluctuate as much, so shoreline cover isn't exposed so well.
I’m from northwest Oklahoma so my fishing spots are few and far between. One of my favorite lakes is very small and just across the border into Kansas. Clark count fishing lake is small but full of big bass!! The lake got drained to about half it’s normal size last year for damn work. If you get a chance check it out. Thanks for all the information! I know it will come in handy!!
Clint thanks so much for the suggestion I will look into it.
Would you please do a breakdown of Truman lake or Table Rock in southern Missouri. Thank you sir! These two videos have been extremely informative.
Thanks for the info, come to Sinaloa, you can fish lake Bacarac, El salto, Miguel Hidalgo, lots of big fish down here
Jose that would be incredible! That would be a haul though
So helpful thank you very much
I would be curious to see how you break down a lake like St clair which has very little structure.
Do the Choptank river on the Chesapeake bay!!! It would be cool to see you do a river
Love it! How about a look at Tenkiller and Ouachita?
Edwin this has been sooo helpful!!! I can't tell u enuff how much I appreciate u doing these videos and showing your followers how to find fish using Google Earth. I've used it before but I didn't know u could use it to this extent do again thank u!!! I have 2 local lakes that I fish alot of BFLS on and I've been trying to have success on them lake Sinclair and oconee in middle GA, so if u could break down one of these lakes of your choice it would be much help, thank u and GOD BLESS!!
Great what you are doing Thanks!!! Is awesome to see you doing this. Break lake Okeechobee for us...;). Good luck!
I’m glad you’re enjoying it Roberto! When you have time check out my ‘Good, Bad, & The Ugly’ episode about Okeechobee from earlier this year.
Spruce run in New Jersey, I have a tournament there this weekend and I’ve taken all your info and I can wait to see how it works this weekend. I would love to see how you would break this lake down, thank you for this incredible video! 👍
You are the man!!!
Another lake that could make for an interesting video would be Lake Murray. This lake had an extreme draw down back around 2012-13 which would show amazing hidden structure.
Wow that would be a great one
Lake Hamilton Hot Springs Arkansas Thank you great video
There is now a more powerful way to move Google Earth waypoints to Lowrance. Will also support sorting and bulk-editing the new waypoints with characteristics you prefer: icon-type, icon-color, icon-name or icon-only display, etc. Reefmaster Waypoint Manager: reefmaster.com.au/index.php/products/waypoint-manager.
FYI: For sorting and bulk-editing waypoints with RWM, be sure and assign names in GE to the GE waypoints so you can sort by name in RWM.
Hi can you look at StoneWall Jackson lake in WV. I love fishing this lake it is covered in stumps and trees that are all sunken. It has some huge bass and if you would love a fun day of fishing you should really try this lake out sometime if your ever in the area.
Lake Anna in VA. Great job man. These are awesome videos!
Great video thanks for sharing this tip. Excited to try it out
Lake St. Claire, Mi. Thanks