Good job on this , I just Upgraded to the Garmiñ Striker Vivid 9 SV , I had the Garmin Striker 4 with CV , I liked it no problem it did well in deeper water situations , but 90% of my water is from. 2 to 8 ,,one lake goes to About 11 ft But briefly ,, The one Major thing I've learned about Sonar Equipment is your always learning More about Sonar Equipment , Anything Else Ya Got On This Subject Is Greatly appreciated
Hey Matt! Love your videos and thanks for putting them up for the rest of us. Matt, I understand your comment about having to rotate the image (screen shot) to get the "actual image" of crappie being stacked vertically, but why is that necessary? I mean if the sonar shoots the signal straight down and back up, wouldn't the image be true without having to rotate it? Thoughts? Thanks brother. Jeff.
I have watched several videos on side imagining and so far this is by far the best I’ve seen. What really helped me was when you rotated the screen and explained that and showed how the fish were stacked. Thanks so much!
@@WiredforCrappie thats great.thats my goal! I just bought my 1st unit ever.garmin 93sv uhd. And i know once a person learns how to properly use it then you dont need livescope.i hope 1 day i can master mine.
Great video, thanks! I recently got a Lowrance Elite FS 9, so am new to side imaging, but when I run docks, I'm not seeing the floats on the side image. How close do you have to run next to the docks to see the floats and in general how far away do you want to be when scanning docks? Could be my transducer isn't set right? Fyi -- I live 15 miles from Hartwell, so nice coincidence!
Good video. That helps. I’m struggling seeing brush piles on SI that I know are there. Been told the older they are the harder they are to see. Is that true?
Dave, That is 100% truth. Reason they are harder to see is over time the structure gets waterlogged. This causes it to soak up the sonar waves more and you don’t get as hard of a return. Also the algae which grows on it will cause the same effect.
Thanks brother for this info. Good to learn every day. Have a blessed day, Kentucky
Your a great teacher thanks!
Matt you are a good teacher and God bless you for all that you do to help us learn how to use our electronics!! Praise God!!
Thank you
Good job on this , I just Upgraded to the Garmiñ Striker Vivid 9 SV , I had the Garmin Striker 4 with CV , I liked it no problem it did well in deeper water situations , but 90% of my water is from. 2 to 8 ,,one lake goes to About 11 ft But briefly ,, The one Major thing I've learned about Sonar Equipment is your always learning More about Sonar Equipment , Anything Else Ya Got On This Subject Is Greatly appreciated
Very good! Matt I am getting better crappies!
That's great Gary
What a deal,,can’t beat that with no ugly stick. Congrats on 1st 10k and. with many more to come
Extremely good video.
Great video, Thanks
You bet
Man this is a great video.
I appreciate that!
Hey Matt! Love your videos and thanks for putting them up for the rest of us. Matt, I understand your comment about having to rotate the image (screen shot) to get the "actual image" of crappie being stacked vertically, but why is that necessary? I mean if the sonar shoots the signal straight down and back up, wouldn't the image be true without having to rotate it? Thoughts? Thanks brother. Jeff.
Not when looking at your side imaging.
This old dog is learning new tricks, thank you!
Welcome sir!
Thank you brother
Great information and I'll definitely put it to work next week on the water.
God bless you and your family and happy New Year
Awesome Ben, good luck
Best instructional video I’ve seen!
Wow, thanks!
I have watched several videos on side imagining and so far this is by far the best I’ve seen. What really helped me was when you rotated the screen and explained that and showed how the fish were stacked. Thanks so much!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for sharing this video, it was very helpful. You explained it very well.
You're very welcome!
I'm relatively new to side imaging, but learning a lot. This video is the best I've seen and I've watched several on the subject. Please keep it up.
Awesome, thank you! I appreciate the kind words.
Do you think you can catch as much fish"crappie" with s/i as you could if u used livescope?
Absolutely I can
@@WiredforCrappie thats great.thats my goal! I just bought my 1st unit ever.garmin 93sv uhd. And i know once a person learns how to properly use it then you dont need livescope.i hope 1 day i can master mine.
How do you know what speed to set your graph at to Match your boat speed
The gps on the fish finder tells me my MPH and I match it.
Great video thanks for breaking it down I learned a ton from you keep it up please !!
Thank you Dave. Will do buddy!
Great video, thanks! I recently got a Lowrance Elite FS 9, so am new to side imaging, but when I run docks, I'm not seeing the floats on the side image. How close do you have to run next to the docks to see the floats and in general how far away do you want to be when scanning docks? Could be my transducer isn't set right? Fyi -- I live 15 miles from Hartwell, so nice coincidence!
Good video. That helps. I’m struggling seeing brush piles on SI that I know are there. Been told the older they are the harder they are to see. Is that true?
Dave, That is 100% truth. Reason they are harder to see is over time the structure gets waterlogged. This causes it to soak up the sonar waves more and you don’t get as hard of a return. Also the algae which grows on it will cause the same effect.
Good job, Matt. I enjoyed this video better than all the rest. Grin.
Awesome! Thank you!
Good video. What time of the year did you catch the fish from this spot and why does PVC not show a image?
PVC does not put off a hard return. It absorbs the waves instead of sending them back.
@@WiredforCrappie Thanks
Would love more of these where you explained what some of the other things are that I see on my screen.
More good INFO. Thanks for sharing
You bet
Thanks so much for the tips!!!!
Anytime
A PILE A FISH OR A PILE A PIPE ?
That was a great lesson. Well done.
Thanks! 😃
Great video. Thanks for teaching. Keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Always like when there's lots of good info
More to come!
Christmas Tree
Great lesson, thanks Matt !
My pleasure!
Trouble seeing it in the sun!
Why 455hrz?
455 will give you a better picture at distances.
Great. video thanks
Glad you liked it!
Good stuff Matt, thanks!
You bet!
Really enjoyed video!!! Thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lmao at the title of the vid 😂
I just don't understand why any self respecting southerner would call crappie croppie. I dont get it.