Breakthrough Jig Fishing for Deep Winter Bass | SECRET IS OUT‼️

[@ryansullivan3081]

Had an epic day on the jiggin rap here in San Diego 5 out 6 years ago. Absolute lasagna under my tube. Love this technique.

[@A1K3NFISHING]

Livescope has revolutionized fishing for bass relating to structure. Especially in winter/summer months with bass deep. But come spring… up nice and shallow. it’ll be all about humminbird 360.

[@iraregister7589]

We been dropping on them for a long time with just 2d. But, yeah the efficiency of the livescope is kind of undeniable.

[@FishingWithDamon]

That bass fishing video was great my videos always kinda suck lol. You should do some videos on your filming setup I have GoPro hero 9 but i suck at the settings.

[@chadjackson4786]

do one on casting them for guys who dont have 2k for livescope

[@A1K3NFISHING]

That’s simple. Find a pile of bait. And start casting around the bait. You can’t snipe them with this level of precision without livescope. It seriously is going to make fishing a whole new level of difficult. Especially for bass relating to structure. I use humminbird. My fishing partner uses garmin livescope. And their isn’t even a comparison. 360 is great. But livescope blows it out the water.

[@Sanctified_Leather]

I was fishing these in the Late 80's and early 90's and we killed them during the winter in 60 + ft water on So Ca deep Reservoirs !!!! These Rapala Ice Jigs, little Georges and Hopkin Spoons were Amazing. The Silver / Black along with the Blue / Silver Rapala Ice Jigs were Awsome. There Action was great, the way they would Dart from side to side and up and down like a wounded baitfish. Great on Suspened Bass feeding off of Shad in the Winter !!!! 😎👍

[@bradlaney71]

Stud white bass!

[@Steve_Balboni]

Good vid guys!

[@paulmiller676]

Buddy how you fish it when you can't afford live scope

[@mikeantes9597]

Looked like a hybrid striper

[@Steve_Balboni]

Agreed!

[@TheDruxlol]

you cant convince me you didn't pick this up way up north

[@TylersReelFishing]

If y'all livescope haters caught a 14.5 using it, you'd change your mind forever, trust me

[@A1K3NFISHING]

Don’t be like that. People are hating because of the price. Not many people can shell out 10 grand and get livescope. Unless you wanna hand out 2-3 garmin units and panoptix, let mfers hate. Don’t rub the salt in the wound with your 14 pound livescope sniped bass.

[@fatbackcrowe2448]

Yall destroying fishing with live-scope. Dont care to see anything to do with it! Its not fishing!

[@Wired2Fish]

People said the same thing about HD mapping and 2D sonar. They probably said the same thing when they came out with treble hooks or got away from spears and onto hook-and-line. Something will take the place of LiveScope in the future and the wheel keeps on turning. Perfectly fine if this doesn't apply to you. We encourage you to get out and fish however you like and enjoy. We have to stay current with our content and forward-facing sonar is where we're at right now. We'll also be out making bank, kayak and general fishing content that has no mention of forward-facing sonar too without question.. We appreciate where you're coming from whole-heartedly and understand it's not for everyone.

[@fatbackcrowe2448]

@@Wired2Fish Sitting there aggravating fish till they bite is not fishing. No different than me popping you up side the head till you react. Where is the skill in that? You can use your excuse to justify it but their is no skill in the use of lives-cope

[@BrandonMichael247]

Yeww first

[@basschaser9356]

Alot of the viewer can't drop 3k on livescope setup. I feel like wire2fish have lost the root of fishing for younger and upcoming anglers. Alot of us are bank fisherman, jon boat, kayak anglers. The past few videos has been all alot livescope this livescope that . Smh

[@Wired2Fish]

Hey Sunny, thanks for the comments. We create a lot of content at Wired2fish, and we try to cover all the bases. You have to understand that we're constantly documenting all the latest trends and tactics in fishing. Just as HD mapping and 2D sonar came into play years ago, forward-facing sonar is the next big thing, and it truly provides a means of catching more fish. The compelling thing about forward-facing sonar is what you learn about fish behavior. Fish of all species are doing things we never knew they did, and it really makes fish nerds like us excited. It has actually brought a new level of excitement to fishing because we learn from it. We also film with a lot of professional anglers because their lives literally depend on catching fish and know a thing or two about how to do it. In today's world, to be competitive at the tournament level, you're just gonna have to have this on your boat. (Not that there aren't exceptions) So when we get with these guys to create content, it's hard to get around it. Honestly, they get just as excited about what they've learned from LiveScope and the like and want to share it. It's new technology, so at this time, there is no price-point version. It is expensive, can't argue with you there but think of how many iterations there have already been with this technology. In the future, I'm sure they'll find a way to make forward-facing sonar available to bank anglers via some phone app and at decent price. The development of fishing won't stop and hasn't since the first hook was made. Forward-facing sonar is here now, and something will eventually take its place. Meanwhile, continue to enjoy the way YOU fish. If forward-facing sonar doesn't apply to you, that's okay, but there are people who have this technology and want to know how to use it/what can be done with it. Rest assured, Wired2fish will be on the bank and in the kayak or Jon boat making content this summer. So stay tuned for that- -McKeon

[@Steve_Balboni]

@@Wired2Fish I learn a ton from livescope and you guys do an awesome job showing it. I don't have livescope, but the fish behavior aspect can be taken and used from bank anglers all the way to guys who have it all. Keep on doing you! A lot of us really like it.

[@bassfishingnyc9983]

@wired2fish WELL SAID

[@harleysmith3895]

Why catch them so deep? Youre basically just catching and killing them.

[@nchec326]

First thing I thought of. Unless they have a way to burp their swim bladder on the way, which I dont think they do, they are dead.

[@harleysmith3895]

@@nchec326 yup they are for sure dead. Bass cant burp like catfish and trout.

[@allbassnobs803]

Cody won a Toyota series event doing this technique in 60ft of water and never got a dead fish penalty so he seems to keep them alive

[@jhorgos12]

Looked like the bass were in 30ft even though he was sitting in 60ft. Is that still too deep?

[@nchec326]

@@jhorgos12 a lot of people consider 25-30 as the cut off. Depends on the fish i guess at that depth. For sure any deeper though and no bueno

[@SteveKane-fz5yt]

OYO on every fishing show channel or whatever suck. Because real fishing you don't use no fish. Fina real fisherman just goes and does it. That's all I got to say see how many fish your catch without about