Tom, hope you never get tired of sharing your knowledge and the same things over again and again. Guy’s like me that only get to fish a dozen times a year need the repetitive content. Great stuff, always enjoy!!
Likely gave him his thousands of dollars worth of fish finder and provided a top quality representative to train him on it. Sponsors are everywhere for a professional like him. Sheeeit, his education to us is very valuable and he gives it to us for free.. Good dude we have here.
Tom, you are by far, the most helpful Midwest fisherman! I love when you piece together what you are seeing on graph, with a technique. Keep up the great vids.
This video is the most excellent one I have ever seen. I am trying to learn this stuff. You broke it down so even a dope like me can understand it. I am retired now and I want to spend my time fishing in Washington state. This will help me. Thank you.
Excellent video, very informative. One thing to remember about side imaging is that when you set it for distance left and right that distance has to include the depth of the water from transducer to bottom as well. So when they say side imaging covers say 125ft, that includes the depth of the water you are in. In 25 ft of water, it would only cover 100ft either side. Side imaging goes straight down to the bottom, then fans out.
Maybe the best video ever made on using the three different types of sonar. This is the kind of information I have not seen on any other channel and will undoubtedly help a lot of people catch more fish.
Dude…just bought my first Lund, it’s used 2017 Impact, has 2 hummingbird helix 9s. Down imaging only I believe..your a savage man! Love the videos! Will be utilizing all your teachings! Thank you! Keep posting videos, especially for us beginners!
Tom I think everyone would like to see a video of the actual transducer on the back of your boat while in your garage and where you have it mounted, how you have it level, etc
I'm just now going back in time watching you vids and can't stress enough how helpful stuff like this is. 100% Walleye Now if you enjoy catching walleyes
Tom-. Thanks for sharing your awesome knowledge about walleye fishing and use of electronics. I watched this video and hit several famous walleye lakes in MN. I saw images on my Hummingbird Helix just like you showed. Hit the spot lock, pitched a leech on a slip bobber and boom- walleye hooked up! This happened repeatedly until I knew just what to look for! This approach improved my walleye fishing immensely.
Better than the Humminbird seminar I went to. It Was just showing old guys how to turn it on and update. Lol. Didn’t have time to do many more settings. Was like Johnnie candle herding cats. Great job. Keep it up
Wow... great stuff! I'm a newbie to DI/SI technology and I've got a Helix 10 on my new boat. Your video and explanations have really helped me understand what to look for and how to read these screen shots. Thank you!!
Thanks for another great video. I have a Lawrence Hook 2 Reveal Tripleshot so I believe the settings should be similar. You’re the only guy upon whom I can trust based on your experience and how many of your videos I’ve witnessed total education and proof in the pudding. Keep up the good work my fishing brother! Hooked us up too!
Great info as always! I’m relatively new to using these new sonars with side imaging. You did a great job breaking down what is being seen. Enjoy all your videos and always learn something.
Tom your the bomb!! Your side imaging vids are so very helpful!! When one knows how to combine all the tools in the boat right down to the basic hook look out!! Thank you and never stop doing what you do!!
Just found this. Great info, thanks for doing the video. I have an older hummingbird 997 but the interpretation is pretty much the same. Very helpful!!
Great video, I learned alot. Never used down or side imaging before but I just got a Garmin with all that stuff, can't wait to use it thanks for the lesson
Thanks, Tom. I pick up my new Lund Tyee in a couple of weeks. You're helping me get smart fast with the sonar, side and down imaging with my Helix units. Thanks again.
Tom, I have been following you now for about 3 weeks. Your information highway is a super 4 laner. Enjoy all your information. Warning to the Lindners, they could be in trouble. You are doing a bang up job on providing a lot of us novice and experienced fisher dudes with better and more informative ways to set up Sonar units, types of bait, Just covering everything under the sun and replying to a lot of requests for info. If I could offer one little bit of info, I know it is very difficult to prevent the shadowing on the electronic units and it's darn difficult to find these areas going the right direction, is it possible to get a shade, umbrella, something which would take the glare off the screens. Thank you very much for all your great effort you put into educating us fisher dudes.
Thank you very much for this, I have been trying to figure out how to use my very expensive fish finder. I saved this so next time I go out it's time I go out it won't be to fish it will just to be expensive just to be experimenting with it. Thanks again
In general, the TI units are faster in response to inputs. This is seen when quickly switching between sonar, downscan, chart, and split screens th-cam.com/users/postUgkxeAxH15LxhjGlg5-CRYqjTGTEH0tbY4vk recommend The Hook units will show some lag on button pushes and screen switching. The big ticket item though is maps. If you install a mapping card such as Navionics or the free C-Map Genesis which has a lot of map detail, then moving around the map with the cursor or when running down the lake can lag significantly on the Hook units, but is seamless with the TI units.
Don't much comment on videos, but for this one thanks for this , very informative on how to combine the the lot together to get better results when targeting, should work even better using this method with lowrance reveal where they have combined down scan and sonar into an overlay so you don't need to split screen. You can also then triple split screen and use side scan at the same time with plotter if so choose.
Give us more videos on some of the northern bowl type lakes that a rimmed with weeds as basically the only structure. Settings and reading for both bass and walleye. Thanks.
Tom: Great videos and it is a privilege to watch them. Noticed that you had your side imaging set at 80' for each side of the boat. In 20' of water wouldn't that equate to a true range of 60' on each side of the boat that is actual side imaging? As the water shallows your side imaging comes closer to 80'. This is how it was explained to me by a couple of other fishing experts. Thanks again for the great weekly or more frequent content!
Honestly probably the best video I've seen in explaing how/why to use side and down imagine.
I totally agree
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Tom, hope you never get tired of sharing your knowledge and the same things over again and again. Guy’s like me that only get to fish a dozen times a year need the repetitive content.
Great stuff, always enjoy!!
Cliff Hellmer Good words!
Same! I got to make every trip count. this content helps so much
Exactly! Well said.
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That’s literally what I’m doing right now! Well said!
Hummingbird should be paying you for this content. It's the best presentation of their technology I've ever seen. Extremely informative!
Likely gave him his thousands of dollars worth of fish finder and provided a top quality representative to train him on it. Sponsors are everywhere for a professional like him. Sheeeit, his education to us is very valuable and he gives it to us for free.. Good dude we have here.
Tom, you are by far, the most helpful Midwest fisherman! I love when you piece together what you are seeing on graph, with a technique. Keep up the great vids.
This video is the most excellent one I have ever seen. I am trying to learn this stuff. You broke it down so even a dope like me can understand it. I am retired now and I want to spend my time fishing in Washington state. This will help me. Thank you.
Telling everyone right now to LISTEN!! to this guy!!
Thanks Tom for taking the time to show us how to set up our humminbird fish finders !
Excellent video, very informative. One thing to remember about side imaging is that when you set it for distance left and right that distance has to include the depth of the water from transducer to bottom as well. So when they say side imaging covers say 125ft, that includes the depth of the water you are in. In 25 ft of water, it would only cover 100ft either side. Side imaging goes straight down to the bottom, then fans out.
Maybe the best video ever made on using the three different types of sonar. This is the kind of information I have not seen on any other channel and will undoubtedly help a lot of people catch more fish.
Priceless help! Thank you! Humminbird should be paying you a LOT of money for these videos.
Dude…just bought my first Lund, it’s used 2017 Impact, has 2 hummingbird helix 9s. Down imaging only I believe..your a savage man! Love the videos! Will be utilizing all your teachings! Thank you! Keep posting videos, especially for us beginners!
Tom I think everyone would like to see a video of the actual transducer on the back of your boat while in your garage and where you have it mounted, how you have it level, etc
I'm just now going back in time watching you vids and can't stress enough how helpful stuff like this is. 100% Walleye Now if you enjoy catching walleyes
so informative I could cry. I won't but I could.
Best video I have watched that helps explain SI, DI and sonar!
Tom-. Thanks for sharing your awesome knowledge about walleye fishing and use of electronics. I watched this video and hit several famous walleye lakes in MN. I saw images on my Hummingbird Helix just like you showed. Hit the spot lock, pitched a leech on a slip bobber and boom- walleye hooked up! This happened repeatedly until I knew just what to look for!
This approach improved my walleye fishing immensely.
Never fished for walleye but very intrested in learning. Electronics are my weakness.
Thank you, awesome
Nice video on showing how to read fish on the electronics. Keep it up!
Thanks Tom, fished for and caught my first walleye this past weekend. I appreciate the information and enjoy the videos.
Great video! Very helpful, thank you.
@dmontele-gramtomboley lies!
Tell'em what your gonna tell'em, tell'em, then tell'em what you told'em. Great job!
Simply put u r the best! Thanks for sharing all of yr knowledge and making all of it seem so easy to understand
Great video on reading the sonar and down imaging. It will help me when I get my new boat.
Thanks Tom I really enjoy your videos, I’ve been pulling lead and learning the how tos. Nice to see you across the border
Great video Tom. Very helpful information. Will be using it soon. Wishing you well and lots of luck. I know, skill!!
Thank you Tom great content. I look forward to all your info. Can't wait to see more.
Better than the Humminbird seminar I went to. It Was just showing old guys how to turn it on and update. Lol. Didn’t have time to do many more settings. Was like Johnnie candle herding cats.
Great job. Keep it up
Great video Tom. Thanks as always for the useful information and insight you provide as well as the screenshots and video.
Wow... great stuff! I'm a newbie to DI/SI technology and I've got a Helix 10 on my new boat. Your video and explanations have really helped me understand what to look for and how to read these screen shots. Thank you!!
Thanks for another great video. I have a Lawrence Hook 2 Reveal Tripleshot so I believe the settings should be similar. You’re the only guy upon whom I can trust based on your experience and how many of your videos I’ve witnessed total education and proof in the pudding. Keep up the good work my fishing brother! Hooked us up too!
Thank You Sir, always learning something from your videos and it's much appreciated.
Thank you for a well done video I can live with the glare with the content not sucking.
Awesome video for the weekend angler.Keep up the education
Great video! Helped me understand how it all works a lot better!
Great info as always! I’m relatively new to using these new sonars with side imaging. You did a great job breaking down what is being seen. Enjoy all your videos and always learn something.
I want your boat setup! Nice
Tom your the bomb!! Your side imaging vids are so very helpful!! When one knows how to combine all the tools in the boat right down to the basic hook look out!! Thank you and never stop doing what you do!!
Just found this. Great info, thanks for doing the video. I have an older hummingbird 997 but the interpretation is pretty much the same. Very helpful!!
Great video, I learned alot. Never used down or side imaging before but I just got a Garmin with all that stuff, can't wait to use it thanks for the lesson
Thanks bro, I love the content of your videos. Please keep on doing more videos like this. BIG THANKS!!!!!
Thanks, Tom. I pick up my new Lund Tyee in a couple of weeks. You're helping me get smart fast with the sonar, side and down imaging with my Helix units. Thanks again.
Awesome video. Helps understanding how to use DI and SI. Keep up the good work!
Excellent, really appreciates the settings! Clark
This is exactly what I wanted to see, thank you very much Tom, you da man!!
I caught a Waleye the other day off shore sucks I don’t own a boat this dude has good content
Can't believe your not on TV yet way better than water n woods😉👏👏
Stumbled onto wetnaps (the little wipes packed in square foil packages that you get from fast food joints) as the ultimate screen cleaner
So happy ive been following your channel for a while now. All these videos on Si are gonna be useful now that i will have mega Si in a few days.
Very helpful info!I will be trying these tips out on the water.
Good job explaining the aspects of sonar/ down imaging.
Very helpful! Side imaging may need to be my next upgrade
Tom, I have been following you now for about 3 weeks. Your information highway is a super 4 laner. Enjoy all your information. Warning to the Lindners, they could be in trouble. You are doing a bang up job on providing a lot of us novice and experienced fisher dudes with better and more informative ways to set up Sonar units, types of bait, Just covering everything under the sun and replying to a lot of requests for info. If I could offer one little bit of info, I know it is very difficult to prevent the shadowing on the electronic units and it's darn difficult to find these areas going the right direction, is it possible to get a shade, umbrella, something which would take the glare off the screens. Thank you very much for all your great effort you put into educating us fisher dudes.
Thanks for the great information. You make it look so easy.
Great! info :-) I look forward to more of your trolling video’s
Good stuff, Humminbird is the best!!
Now this Gentleman knows what he is speaking about!
Please never make us go 5 days without a video again 🙏
Terrified content. Best explanation I've ever seen. Thanks so much!
Excellent info!! You have taught us all so much!
It’s all the same info every vid
This was a great explanation!! Thank you!
Thank you, I needed that video, it was for me, the most helpful one yet
Thanks again!
Thanks for the great info Tom. 👍👍👍👍👍
What an awsome video, my hats off to you !!!
Tom, great video. You explained everything very well. Good job man!
So informational! Thank you for taking your time to put them out.We fish some of the same waters. So, your info is perfect!
Thank you very much for this, I have been trying to figure out how to use my very expensive fish finder. I saved this so next time I go out it's time I go out it won't be to fish it will just to be expensive just to be experimenting with it. Thanks again
Great video, super informative. Exactly the information I was looking for!
nicely done Tom! As always - you rock!
Thank you for sharing!!! Great tips n tools of the trade!
Great info. I really like your videos, this is the type of information I was looking for. Keep up the good work!
So useful, great info Tom, thanks for sharing!
Absolutely one of the best tutorials out there. Thank you so much!!! Awesome
Just wow Man unbelievable knowledge keep the content coming !
Excellent teaching video!
Best video yet. Thanks
Great video Tom.
In general, the TI units are faster in response to inputs. This is seen when quickly switching between sonar, downscan, chart, and split screens th-cam.com/users/postUgkxeAxH15LxhjGlg5-CRYqjTGTEH0tbY4vk recommend The Hook units will show some lag on button pushes and screen switching. The big ticket item though is maps. If you install a mapping card such as Navionics or the free C-Map Genesis which has a lot of map detail, then moving around the map with the cursor or when running down the lake can lag significantly on the Hook units, but is seamless with the TI units.
Don't much comment on videos, but for this one thanks for this , very informative on how to combine the the lot together to get better results when targeting, should work even better using this method with lowrance reveal where they have combined down scan and sonar into an overlay so you don't need to split screen. You can also then triple split screen and use side scan at the same time with plotter if so choose.
i love this video. you've helped me so much. I cant thank you enough
Fantastic video, learned a lot!! hopefully that will turn into fish!
Great video Tom! You know fish finder! Pmytuming wait
Very good. Great. Keep it up. 😎
Nice walkthru!!!😊😊😊😊
Awsome tips I wish woulda bought a bird opted for garmin not very many tips on them but it all helps thanks man
Your timing is perfect. I literally bought the Helix 9 yesterday and powersports is rigging it this week
The instructional was well done...have your Gun Show Bro smile and cheer up a bit.
Give us more videos on some of the northern bowl type lakes that a rimmed with weeds as basically the only structure. Settings and reading for both bass and walleye. Thanks.
Now I see why your slip bobbering is so effective.... the clarity of the gen3 side imagining makes it easy. Mine is nowhere near that clear.
Excellent video!
Thank you I needed this
Another great video!
This was really helpful, thank you!
This guys the tacticalbassin of walleye fishing
Except he doesn’t try to sell you on $300+ rods or reels 😂
This was really informative.
Another great job ! Thanks
These people that hit the thumbs down. What the heck people! I'm guessing they don't like you tom. Weird.
SO HELPFUL THANK YOU!
Liked the education
Tom: Great videos and it is a privilege to watch them. Noticed that you had your side imaging set at 80' for each side of the boat. In 20' of water wouldn't that equate to a true range of 60' on each side of the boat that is actual side imaging? As the water shallows your side imaging comes closer to 80'. This is how it was explained to me by a couple of other fishing experts. Thanks again for the great weekly or more frequent content!
This is correct. It's always depth(black screen) minus total distance on one side.
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