26-27 lb Limit of Bass Scoping in February

[@jeromedwojak918]

Very nice fish Skar! You connected well!

[@jeffreyhager3671]

You guys are crushing it

[@SKARFishin]

Having fun for sure

[@shanekelley1824]

Is using Livescope a difference maker on Nockamixon and other nearby lakes? Trying to figure out if I should get it and if it will put me on more fish here

[@SKARFishin]

No. It’s not really necessary there.

[@SKARFishin]

The only thing I really used it for on Nockamixon was to see submerged grass in front of me , I hardly ever used it to look at fish there. You can and it’ll work good but I personally didn’t wanna be hung up on fish I was looking at that wouldn’t bite. I had much more success without it, but that’s just me.

[@shanekelley1824]

@@SKARFishin Thank you, that's what I was looking for! I'll pass on it for now and stick to side imaging

[@charleskeller799]

Why you never went pro is beyond me

[@SKARFishin]

Thanks for the comment. It’s a long road to go pro. First, before you ever even hit the water it costs a tremendous amount of money to enter the opens, you need a full size truck and boat (150k at least ), than you gamble on yourself to make it. I enjoy helping people catch fish, seeing kids smile, and being home way too much to ever make that gamble. It would be cool, just not in the cards for me. It’s a tough road for most professionals. But if I were to give you one reason why I never tried is definitely money. Sucks to say but it’s a rich man’s sport . Really sucks for young kids trying to make it .