EASY DIY Portable Garmin Panoptix LiveScope Setup (Dancing with Ciscos)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มี.ค. 2022
- In this video, I take my very own Garmin Panoptix LiveScope out for the very first time to target a species of fish that behave sort of like a lake trout, which is a cisco, aka tullibee.
I also showed everyone my DIY portable setup for the Garmin Echomap UHD 95sv and the Garmin Panoptix LiveScope LV32IF combination. Which in my opinion is the easiest, cheapest and best DIY portable setup.
With the help of the LiveScope we were able to have a lot of fun dancing with fish under the ice and catch a ton of ciscos / tullibees. We also hooked onto a monster Northern Pike on the tipup. And I shared a big tip on fishing for tipup pike in deep water.
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Can't wait to see more videos with the live scope!
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What a creative set up!
Haha thank you!!!
My guy has like 5ft of ice! Thanks for the video!
Hahaha.. it gets pretty thick here in Saskatchewan! No problem man, hope you found it helpful!
Another awesome video!!
Thanks man!!! Appreciate it!!!
sick unit! im def making the investment next fall! just heading up to the cabin in the am to chase burbs and lakers for a week! big fan of the cooler set up, keeps it nice and safe
Yep for sure definitely a good investment a d the cooler set up is awesome. Keep the batteries warm too.
Have a great trip with burbs and lakers!! That is awesome!!! Good luck!!!
Just made the same unit as you bro! Thanks for the video it helped a lot!
Of course man!!! Glad it was useful!!! :)
Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
Nice gadget.. It adds a different dimension to fishing for sure. Nice video my friend. Great fishing!! It's Like watching Tv and fishing at the same time.
Thanks a lot man!!! Yep it is definitely an awesome tool!!! Not the most friendly to the bank account but I think it's worth the investment! :) thanks for watching my friend!!! 👍
Pretty dope set up man! 🤙🏻
Thanks so much!!! 🙏 😁😁 I like it!!!
You are on a different dimension now haha. Good work on the rigging looks pretty clean. Let's try catching a cisco in the summer haha
Haha thanks man. Yeah I'm pretty happy with the setup. So many other species to catch in the summer. But ciscos landed in the open water must be huge ones with bigger mouths. Can't that 20 incher. Haha
Fantastic looking setup, too bad you lost that big pike. Nice job out there.
Thanks! Yeah I wish I had landed that pike, felt real heavy too, ate a 15 inch cisco. Haha.
I like that, I’ve got a jon boat and don’t want to screw holes everywhere, I’d like to use the sane set up but have the transducer attacked to the troller then I could just take the cooler on and off
Totally!! I try to minimize drilling anything whenever possible too. Also the portable setup helps when you want to use the same unit on different boats, or even for Shor fishing!
Dane I should’ve did this! But I would put the 32ah and get a summit pole.
Oh yeah the 32ah and summit pole would for sure be an upgrade. But I just went with a real budget way for now. Might upgrade in the further. :)
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I just had a thought... you can actually try to use the cooler's handle and tuck it under the 95sv's mounting bracket and prop up the lid... instead of using the butter knives 😄
Haha yeah that's what I used to do. It actually is way sturdier and at the perfect angle. The only thing is, I'd have to take the handle off and feed it behind the cables and put the handle back on again. If I wanna move, redo the whole thing again. The handle was starting the wear out at the base already. Lol.
You've had this cooler for a year now? Is the cooler holding up well? I was going to buy one just like it but many people complained that the handle broke off. I'd hate to put an expensive sonar in a case that may break.
Yep I've had it for a couple years now. Still working great. As long as you are good with your equipment you should be good. But if you are hard on your stuff then maybe go for a more solid cooler...
How big is the cooler? Nice set up by the way.
Thanks Luis! This is at 25L cooler I believe.
what is the model # of the Ozark trail cooler, great information in your video. thanks
It's the Ozark trail 25L (26qt) I believe.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
How long will this setup run on the 10amp hr lithium? I have the same and am considering battery options.
Nice! The 10amph battery lasts around 8 hours. In -40 maybe 6 hours without the heater.
@@LuRanOutdoors thank you, this is exactly the information I was looking for.
@@jasondavidmann of course Jason, no problem! Let me know if you have any more questions!
How long of pvc pole do you reccomend making?
Hey Jeremiah, it all depends on where you fish (how thick the ice get). For example, where I fish the ice get up to 3.5 feet in March, so I make enough sections to add up to at least 3.5 feet. And my sections are about a foot each.
Lu Ran Outdoors Thanks man. Im using your build. I'm running about 26in long pole. I do have an extension if I need down the road. Fishing some shallow waters tomorrow about 10 feet for pike and perch here in Montana. Hopefully live scope works good! 😃
@@jeremiahalmos2643 nice man, that's awesome!!! Good luck!! Hope you get a monster!!
What size ozark trail cooler is that?
It's a 25L cooler.
@@LuRanOutdoors thanks!
@jameshamilton2590 no problem James!
Why not just float the transducer at the top of the whole? From what I understand sonar travels easily through ice.
Nah it doesn't work well at all with the transducer floating in the hole. Especially for livescope. We get 3-4ft of ice in late winter here. Haha
What cooler did you use?
It's the Ozark trail 25L
Can’t find that cooler anywhere lol
@Adam Mowen yeah supply for anything seems to be short these days.
I got mine at Walmart. Lol
How much for ducer?
It's 1999 for the ducer and black box. But there will be sales on here and there that makes it a bit cheaper. So far the best sales have been about 200 dollars off. But I think better sales will come out later this year.
You eat them raw?
This is Saskatchewan, no salt water fishing here. Almost all fresh water fish needs to be cooked before consuming. But I don't eat ciscos at all, only use them for bait or fertilizer, as they have lots of parasite in them around where I live.
Do you find that you use the Livescope enough to justify the cost!?
I got the livescope towards the end of the ice fishing season, so definitely not this season. But i definitely will use it enough in the winter, as I ice fish every single weekend. However, not sure how much I will use it in the summer, probably not worth it in the summer time.
Thanks for the response. I get you will use it every weekend I am curious how many times it has put you on fish or you switched locations or techniques that you would not have been able to do because of your normal flasher. I am curious if can actually provide a huge advantage? Looking to buy a cheap one now.
It has actually helped tremendously in many aspects. For example, not only can you tell how high the fish is in the water column, you can tell where it is horizontally too. If you are marking two fish at different depth, you can focus on the one that's closer. You can also tell the size of fish and see their behavior and attitude, to determine what they are, and then switch bait accordingly. You never have any dead zones on your screen on a steep drop off, where there's lots of fish. You can easily tell the difference between bait fish and predator fish. And for me the most important is it makes ice fishing way more fun, and you learn a lot more on how fish act. So I feel it is worth it for me.
@@dustinzmetana2929 feel free to check out the overnight camping in -40 livescope fun video, that was a good illustration of livescope helping us catch some big walleyes. Not in the bottom like people normally jig, we caught all the bigger ones mid water column thanks to livescope.
@@LuRanOutdoors Thanks for help. I think I will invest in an aftermarket pole. Just need to decide if I need aluminum. I found a cheap Garmin bag and base to mount instead of a cooler. great set up. would like your opinion on things you would do differently?
Maybe help your wife catch some fish too….??
Haha. She can catch them.. but she doesn't really care that much about catching one or not.