My father in law has decided he needs this. I'm jealous as hell but hopefully once our kids are grown and I'm retired I can get one! Honestly haven't looked into these more than the cool video but I know I'll be doing the install. One question I have is mounting this on the trolling motor. If you pull up on a deep spot how do you keep the fish in view if you always have to adjust the trolling motor to stay on point. He's running a terrova TM.
Many of the guides are mounting them on a separate pole that they can manually control the direction.
The Poleducer
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Thanks I'll check that out
If you use spotlock you can't keep the fish/structure in view.One question I have is mounting this on the trolling motor. If you pull up on a deep spot how do you keep the fish in view if you always have to adjust the trolling motor to stay on point. He's running a terrova TM.
Have to have the Livescope mounted independently.
I have a Terrova and use a FishingSpecialties stick system for my Livescope system.
Hit the spotlock and scan by turning stick.
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https://fishingspecialties.com/
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Quick crappy phone pic from yesterday of a crib while using above setup while on spotlock
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Rickie makes the daducer, AllAboard Ladder makes one, fishingspecialties, cornfield crappie gear, and another one I have forgotten at moment. You can always get an old TM (transom mount or bow depending on room available) and make your own. Or do it with PVC. I was playing with one using an old bow mount with pvc pipe and a handle to turn it--just for sv and dv
-but I sold that boat and left it on. You have options from $15 to $300 or so.
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