Structure scan isn't the best tool to locate fish, especially if you have the range extended to 100' or 120' etc. Don't feel discouraged if you can't easily identify fish, it's very common. If I look hard enough I can see the fish and their shadows below(easiest way to find fish is if they're suspended), but I mainly use side imaging to locate structure and cover where I feel fish will be located. 2d sonar or down imaging is the best to identify fish. Try finding the structure and cover, then idle over it with 2d or down imaging; you'll see fish much better this way.

Take a trip with Slade

It is something I am definitely considering, but I tend to be better with electronics when I am able to figure them out on my own. If I cannot, then I will be looking to book someone

Not meant to be a jerk but you are here asking for help and saying you do better figuring them out yourself. It would be much quicker and easier to book with Slade and know in one day what you might take a year to figure out if at all. having him fine tune the settings and explaining everything to you is worth every penny

These are tires.

To be honest I was hoping some one may know of some helpful videos or have some tips that way I wouldn't have to pay for a trip. And if i am still unable to figure it out with any pointers i do receive i would book someone. I just want to spend some productive time on my own before i go out and book someone, because at least then i will really know what i still struggle with and it would make the lesson a lot more efficient.