You know call me old school - I get that lots of technology has come along over the years and helps you catch more/bigger fish. But if you ask me I do not even like to fish in clear water that I can see the fish below me because it's just too easy and not even sport. Kuddos to those who just want to land the fish into the boat - but for me I'd rather hunt more in the wild versus sitting next do the feeder in a high game pen.
In the eye of the beholder. The gents from The Bass Tank enjoy the technology component in fishing as does our staff at Wired2Fish. We certainly get and appreciate anglers that don't embrace it too.
@@madmaan12 in defense of the skill these guys have, and as a new Livescope owner, I can attest that just because you can see em, doesnt mean you can catch em. So far with my Livescope, I've had way more fish turn away from a bait presented to them, then I have caught. To each his own but technology like this is only going forward, nobody makes anyone use it,and again, the screen itself wont put fish in the boat. Great video guys, keep em coming :-)
Have you found that the Garmin LiveScope spooks fish? My fishing buddy uses one setup rotate 360 in order to locate bluegills. He said that if he leaved the beam on them they scatter?
I hope you are not allowed to use Live Scope in a tournament. that takes all of the skill out of fishing. it would be unfair in a tournament unless the people running the tournament make sure every angler has it.
I bet that not even 5% of the fishermen watching these videos can afford to spend 3 or 4 thousand dollars for electronics like he has. why don't these guys show videos that can relate to the average fisherman, not wealthy people.
@@marshalllaw4116 I catch plenty of crappie, and I don't have to use the electronics. I have been catching crappie for sixty-five years. and by the way, I still use cane poles too.
Hi Connor, there are several places in the country that have a good amount of crappies pushing the 2-pound mark but yes, they don't live everywhere. Our MN team got into some 2-pound class fish last fall on a heavily fished public lake (th-cam.com/video/CSwz_kEGis0/w-d-xo.html). Regardless, many of the teaching points are very applicable to crappies of all sizes across the country. Best of luck fishing in 2021.
Every state that doesnt freeze up during the winter has lakes just like this. The south is full of em. Come on down, we'll treat you to some good football down here as well :-)
Wow, people like you is just next to impossible to compete. Awesome video!
Thanks! 😃
Never tried crappie fishing but I want to get into it!! That first fish was a beast!!! Great video 👍
Nice video Zeke!
Glad you enjoyed it
Good stuff Zeke! 👊🏼💯
Instablaster...
Awesome video, keep them coming! Great show!
Thanks! Will do!
Thanks, that’s good stuff
Don't care for all the electronics takes alot of the fun out if it. But still cool
But they call themselves professionals
Randy called, he wondered why you weren't home yet. @@mikerhym6084
Great video. Great tips 👍
Thanks Joe, Zeke coughed a pile of good content in this video. There's plenty more coming from the boys at The Bass Tank.
It takes away from trying to fish
Wow that was 🔥😳🔥
🙏🏽
Excellent video!
You know call me old school - I get that lots of technology has come along over the years and helps you catch more/bigger fish. But if you ask me I do not even like to fish in clear water that I can see the fish below me because it's just too easy and not even sport. Kuddos to those who just want to land the fish into the boat - but for me I'd rather hunt more in the wild versus sitting next do the feeder in a high game pen.
Exactly, find fish without help....Let's see what happens then.
@@travismaxwell779 you don’t use maps or 2D sonar to locate fish?
Amen brother
Hundred thousand dollar crappie. Nice.
LOL, my thoughts as well
If only we could find a way to power the world off your tears. 🤣
Okay , where were you fishing ? I want to catch some of those next spring !!!
Sorry Adele, we have to keep this spot on the down-low!
Is this considered fishing or playing a video game with extra steps?
In the eye of the beholder. The gents from The Bass Tank enjoy the technology component in fishing as does our staff at Wired2Fish. We certainly get and appreciate anglers that don't embrace it too.
@@Wired2Fish When you use a video camera to put the bait in the fishes face, its no longer fishing.
@@madmaan12 in defense of the skill these guys have, and as a new Livescope owner, I can attest that just because you can see em, doesnt mean you can catch em. So far with my Livescope, I've had way more fish turn away from a bait presented to them, then I have caught. To each his own but technology like this is only going forward, nobody makes anyone use it,and again, the screen itself wont put fish in the boat. Great video guys, keep em coming :-)
Fa Real! All those radar/sonar scanners? To a Lifetime Fisherman Like Myself; That’s Cheating! Might As Well Fish In A Barrel Or Bathtub
@@madmaan12it's fishing. You are just too old to change. Admit it.
Nice catch..what rod are u using?
What state are you fishing in? Looks like Truman Lake. Thanks for the vid.
Good informative video. I like the way you release them. I don't like watching people slinging fish back into the water.
Amen to that
We appreciate your eye for conservation John. Thanks for watching.
Have you found that the Garmin LiveScope spooks fish? My fishing buddy uses one setup rotate 360 in order to locate bluegills. He said that if he leaved the beam on them they scatter?
By chance you have a website for those hair jigs
Always thought the same thing...its kinda like hunting in a fenced in nature preserve
Any results relating to scented baits?
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What gear was he using?
Hi David, the product listing is provided in the video description. Thanks for watching.
Thats not fishing.. Thats catching :)
Nice!👏👏👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
What rod?
We believe it's a new prototype crappie-specific rod by Denali. Sorry we don't have more info.
What lake
Lake wishunew
😂
Looks like Oklahoma. Not that it helps lol. Kinda looks like a really big pond.
@@carsonmucane5450 What state is that in?
@@markmoe62 Alaska
How much did that one at 9:30 weigh ?
That one was 2.75 lbs on the scale!!
Another LiveCheat video! Yay! 😖
No one is holding you here. I'm sure Randy needs you.
wow so much talent.
just drop a bait straight down. so stupid
I hope you are not allowed to use Live Scope in a tournament. that takes all of the skill out of fishing. it would be unfair in a tournament unless the people running the tournament make sure every angler has it.
I bet that not even 5% of the fishermen watching these videos can afford to spend 3 or 4 thousand dollars for electronics like he has. why don't these guys show videos that can relate to the average fisherman, not wealthy people.
@@garybaker5702 get a cane pole and a bucket of minnows and then hush up and fish.
@@marshalllaw4116 I catch plenty of crappie, and I don't have to use the electronics. I have been catching crappie for sixty-five years. and by the way, I still use cane poles too.
Boo hoo.
@@marshalllaw4116 it not like i haven't done that in the past
So basically you need live scope lol 😆 😂 🤣 😅 😜
he lost me when he said livescope. lol.
Good video but how many lakes are even like this? Not very relatable can’t use these tips up north for sure
Hi Connor, there are several places in the country that have a good amount of crappies pushing the 2-pound mark but yes, they don't live everywhere. Our MN team got into some 2-pound class fish last fall on a heavily fished public lake (th-cam.com/video/CSwz_kEGis0/w-d-xo.html). Regardless, many of the teaching points are very applicable to crappies of all sizes across the country. Best of luck fishing in 2021.
Every state that doesnt freeze up during the winter has lakes just like this. The south is full of em. Come on down, we'll treat you to some good football down here as well :-)
Don't call this fishing! Where is the fun or the sport in this??👎
Ha We Fishing
Who is that talking in this video
I love fishing but i feel bad for the fish
Thats not even fishing anymore
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LOL. You're not 'fishing', you playing video games....like Wii.
Apparently, you don't got it.
You people with a problem with lives cope get it and use it to are stay on the porch. Qiut complain about the people that do. Pathetic and ridiculous.