To see everything, don’t miss anything and above all save time

Do you remember the Passe-Carreau witch who said “Hippidi Hippido” to get what she wanted?

If we had this type of power. Meanwhile, we would certainly try to find a formula allowing us to locate and more easily capture targeted fish!

Do you remember the last time you wondered how you did something simple at the time without the help. For example, of any device? Therefore, For my part. For example, it is every day that I go to fishing and that I press on the power button of my Garmin Livestope. In addition, I really have the impression of saying the magic formula “Hippidi Hippido” and that my wishes are expressed.

In this image taken in mid-August in speckled fishing. Furthermore, I scrutinized the horizon up to 90 ft and the depths of 0 ft at 35 ft. Moreover, By turning my probe’s arm, I saw see everything, don’t miss anything a band of 17 ft fish at 29 ft under my boat. Therefore, There were at least ten specimens together at a depth of 25 ft. Moreover, With a Jig Meeny Mister Twister on a head of 1/4 of ounce. Nevertheless, I tried my luck and fooled four beautiful spells which gave themselves crayfish, as you can see in mortise. For example, Photo provided by Patrick Campeau

Evolution, revolution

For some, fishing is an activity that must be as simple as possible. However, For others. like me, which love everything that comes from high technology, the devices that enhance our potential to thwart even more fish are highly appreciated.

In 2015, when Garmin marched the panoptix, I really thought we could not do better for a long time. Then, in 2018, they launched the lisse. This was a significant leap in this sector see everything, don’t miss anything of activity. In May 2022, the lisses plus LVS34 completely changed the situation. I hope to be able to try the Humminbird Xplore soon with the Mega Live 2 Series probe. which obtained the honors at the last ICAST fair.

If the background seems desert in a specific direction, it is because there is no fish. Point to the line. If you don’t see anything, it’s not complicated, it see everything, don’t miss anything is that there is nothing to fish. Photo provided by Patrick Campeau

Explanation

Formerly, a sonar looked at below. We saw what was under the hull. The first line on the screen reflected precisely what was below. all the rest of the image displayed the history of the last 45 to 60 seconds. Today, the probe sends multifrequency gusts arranged on a fan on several elements simultaneously. The waves come back. the black GLS 10 box treats and quickly interprets signals to generate an ultra -detailed real -time image. Additionally, The beauty of this product is that it offers three types of readings: one down. a panoramic oblique view and the one that makes miracles, in my opinion, forwardcomposed of two beams facing the front combined with another in parallel at the bottom.

To give you an idea of the power of lissee detection. you see in mortise a Drop Shot presentation with a leech. With regard to the red lines, you see the ballast and bait 18 ft deep and 20 ft away from see everything, don’t miss anything the boat. The point under the blue arrow is a goldening that is interested in the beast. It is then easy to predict the reaction of the percidé when approaching. Photo provided by Patrick Campeau

Functioning

By installing the probe on the foot of the electric motor. on a rod like the Jac Marine, we can see everything that is hidden in front of us in the water column thanks to a very wide cone of 135 degrees which makes it possible to scrutinize in depth. You see in the direction you observe, horizontally, on a 20 ° axis. Thus, at 25 ft from a distance, you with an overview of an approximate 9 ft width. This figure rises up to 18 ft when at 50 ft away. then up to 36 ft per 100 ft and 72 ft for 200 ft, distance see everything, don’t miss anything that corresponds to the maximum range. You can know what width the cone allows you to see by simply multiplying the distance by 0.35.

For the latter, try to guess what is seen on an oblique axis of 15 ft 35 ft from the boat. The answer: the anchor cable. In terms of green dot of 12 ft from my see everything, don’t miss anything position at 18 ft -deep, it is a gold. Photo provided by Patrick Campeau

Do you know the expression: “look for a needle in a haystack”? Well, that’s exactly what the lisse allows you to do. I offer you some photos today to explain to you what we can expect. what is displayed on the screen.