For bass fishing, forward view versus perspective

[tcesni]

For bass fishing, are there times when perspective is more useful than forward view?

[fishin couillon]

Here's how i see it: With perspective view using the Garmin bracket, there is no adjustment so it works well in shallow water, it will give you a broader view of the water and where the fish are without having to to rotate the troller as much but for me, i dont see my lure as ease as i do with Forward. I also use perspective when looking for submerged trees, logs, etc. when going down the bank. Now in my instance, i fish shallow all the time, 10' is deep for me, so perspective helps when searching.

There are 3rd party brackets that does give you adjustments when in perspective so you can match the depth you are fishing so , if your fishing deep, may look at that. I have seen post on here where the person was using it to troll stripers.

[tcesni]

Here's how i see it: With perspective view using the Garmin bracket, there is no adjustment so it works well in shallow water, it will give you a broader view of the water and where the fish are without having to to rotate the troller as much but for me, i dont see my lure as ease as i do with Forward. I also use perspective when looking for submerged trees, logs, etc. when going down the bank. Now in my instance, i fish shallow all the time, 10' is deep for me, so perspective helps when searching.

There are 3rd party brackets that does give you adjustments when in perspective so you can match the depth you are fishing so , if your fishing deep, may look at that. I have seen post on here where the person was using it to troll stripers.

Thanks for the reply, I also seldom fish deeper than 10 feet so I will have to give it a try.