It is coming. I have been thinking about my next videos. I will probably focus on learning tutorials and equipment and maps would be a good start. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Excellent information. This will definitely help me find crappie during the summer. Before now, I only fished for them in the spring when they’re spawning.
Thank you for a great video. I believe you have the best presentation I've seen so far on this subject. I can't wait to see the next one. Tight lines...
Thank you Captain. Please provide link to the video where you explain what to do with this info once you have it: how to break down a lake or reservoire. Thanks.
Will do. Until then just one thing you can try once you determine the thermocline depth is to use your maps and follow the contour line for that depth around the lake while using your side imaging and down imaging. (You can use livescope but that will take a little longer to do because you will need to constantly pan left and right). Look for clouds of fish, if you are looking for schools of fish. If you are looking for individual fish I would use my livescope. I like individual fish when searching for larger fish. Thanks for watching!
I am happy to hear it helped. Understanding it will help to reduce a lot of unproductive water when searching for fish. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Wish my lake had your structure and fish mine looks like a flat desert. very little contour and hardly any structure. Most of the docks are loaded (blocked in) with grass and can't get close to them. They lower it every year to try and kill it off or at least knock it down some
You will see a layer of the water column that looks cloudy on the screen versus the upper portion that looks clear. You may need to adjust your sensitivity to see it. Hope this helps!
What I don't understand why people say crappies go deep when the water get to warm you said there's no Oxygen deep is 5 ft of water or 8 feet of water that's where the Oxygen is this right or wrong I'm just trying to find out where to catch crappies in our river or lake
Each lake has it's own characteristics depending on water clarity, depth, temperature and water entering the lake. There are no set rules that appy to all lakes. Some lakes have a thermocline and some don't. Some areas of a lake with a river running through it might have some oxygen at deeper depths due to the incomming water flow. The key is to use your sidescan and down scan to find out whether there is an existing thermocline or not. If there is then I would start looking for structure at the depth of the thermocline and above. Using the thermocline as a guideline will help you eliminate unproductive waters. Thanks for the question and for watching!
I appreciate the feedback. My newer videos use some different music than the older ones. I try to find music that is relaxing and neutral. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
You’re a good teacher, Henry. Love your channel!
I appreciate that!
Hey you never did make a video on mapping after explaining the thermocline
It is coming. I have been thinking about my next videos. I will probably focus on learning tutorials and equipment and maps would be a good start. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
I'm hooked and subscribing. Please make or point out the continuation of this lesson. It is awesome so far..
Tons of great information. Keep up the great work.
Much appreciated!
Very good explanation of thermocline
My fishing success improved a lot once I understood how fish relate to the thermocline. I am happy to hear you liked it and thanks for watching!
Great channel. Your videos have helped me catch more fish thank you.
Great to hear! The Fall action is starting to heat up. I hope you catch a limit.
Very good job of Explaining the thermoclinne. Thank you sir😊
I am glad to know it helped and I plan on doing more. Thanks for watching!
Very informative and entertaining. I am going to check out your other videos. Please keep them coming! Thanks, Rick
Thanks, will do!
Thanks for the information!
Sure. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the informative information. Love you channel
Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more action!
Very helpful, good video.thanks
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more!
Welcome back 🙂.
Thanks you and I appreciate your continued support!
Great video as usual thanks
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your support!
What a great video. And I love field trip’s.
Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Favorite kind of video...lots of fishing. Keep up the good work man
Thanks! Will do!
Great info brother
Thanks for watching!
very educational.......
Thank you
You're welcome and thanks for taking the time to watch the videos!
Thanks for the very good information that you put out keep up the good work God bless
Thanks, I appreciate the positive feedback. Stay tuned for more action!
Thank you for a very informative video. GOD Bless
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Excellent information. This will definitely help me find crappie during the summer. Before now, I only fished for them in the spring when they’re spawning.
Glad to hear it and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tutorial Sir! I'm looking forward to the video on how you map the lake before you go😀
I appreciate the feedback and will get to the map video as soon as possible. Thanks!
Thank you for a great video. I believe you have the best presentation I've seen so far on this subject. I can't wait to see the next one. Tight lines...
I really appreciate the feedback and thanks for your support!
Thank you Captain. Please provide link to the video where you explain what to do with this info once you have it: how to break down a lake or reservoire. Thanks.
Will do. Until then just one thing you can try once you determine the thermocline depth is to use your maps and follow the contour line for that depth around the lake while using your side imaging and down imaging. (You can use livescope but that will take a little longer to do because you will need to constantly pan left and right). Look for clouds of fish, if you are looking for schools of fish. If you are looking for individual fish I would use my livescope. I like individual fish when searching for larger fish. Thanks for watching!
New sub for Kansas City area Truman lake
Thanks for the sub and for watching!
first time i have ever understood the thermocline
I am happy to hear it helped. Understanding it will help to reduce a lot of unproductive water when searching for fish. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Wish my lake had your structure and fish mine looks like a flat desert. very little contour and hardly any structure. Most of the docks are loaded (blocked in) with grass and can't get close to them. They lower it every year to try and kill it off or at least knock it down some
My home lake has lots of structure and lots of cover. Thousands of stumps everywhere. Fish love both. Thanks for watching!
My friend has a hummingbird what does the thermaclime look like
You will see a layer of the water column that looks cloudy on the screen versus the upper portion that looks clear. You may need to adjust your sensitivity to see it. Hope this helps!
@@HookLegends okay thank you for the information
What I don't understand why people say crappies go deep when the water get to warm you said there's no Oxygen deep is 5 ft of water or 8 feet of water that's where the Oxygen is this right or wrong I'm just trying to find out where to catch crappies in our river or lake
Each lake has it's own characteristics depending on water clarity, depth, temperature and water entering the lake. There are no set rules that appy to all lakes. Some lakes have a thermocline and some don't. Some areas of a lake with a river running through it might have some oxygen at deeper depths due to the incomming water flow. The key is to use your sidescan and down scan to find out whether there is an existing thermocline or not. If there is then I would start looking for structure at the depth of the thermocline and above. Using the thermocline as a guideline will help you eliminate unproductive waters. Thanks for the question and for watching!
Your teaching is good, but that music is weird.😊
I appreciate the feedback. My newer videos use some different music than the older ones. I try to find music that is relaxing and neutral. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!