Oh my, I want in on this little competition but I say we take my boat since I don't have Livescope(crutch) to even the playing field and everybody pitches in $25, winner of the most fish in the boat wins it all, we take turns on the trolling motor so nobody has an excuse.

Stop fighting the technology, Nellie. You need to up your game and get one, because getting me to fish without is not gonna happen. This technology is here to stay.

If you get livescope however, you might as well get spot lock, because your eyes will switch from staring at buoy/or maps screen to livescope screen.

Considering every time we are on the lake the same day fishing I catch a 2-3 man limit in half the time it takes you to catch a limit I will stick with my old ways of regular sonar/GPS/ and orange bouys for right now.

The day you catch your limit in half the time it takes me I will convert but until then it ain't happening.

Honestly it is pretty cool but I think it causes most people to stare at a screen trying to get fish to bite that are not active or not crappie. I like the thrill of trying to figure out the depth and presentation, not into watching a screen and trying to put a jig directly in front of a fishes mouth. I was never into video games and not going to start now.

My cousin has Livescope also and he tells me how it's cool but he wastes a lot of time watching fish that are not biting, he thinks he caught them a lot better without it because he went from spot to spot and caught active fish instead of wasting time now because he sees fish on a tree that will not bite.

Just giving you a hard time as usual, do what works best for you.

I think this is a great idea. I would 100% be down to fish in the same boat, but there's no way your getting @Fishinguy away from the Livescope.

I'd be willing to take that bet, but we should do 2 boats, have a time limit (3 hours), and the biggest 10 crappie total weight wins. I always like taking money from aggies.

You get your limit faster than me because you fish better spots, bigger structure, and a lot more fish on each spot. Where I�m fishing a lot of spots you have said yourself you would not mess with.

That is the thing with livescope, you fish hard spots. It�s like a new technology to find oil in hard to get places.

I really believe the size of your jig is more important than color. Just my opinion based on my experiences.

Name the time and day anytime, make it worth my while though, Livescope against old school, I'm in. We fish for two hours only, 10 fish stringer, $100 per boat and Guy can even use minnows!

And Guy those places you fish is all I fished last week because of the wind and did very well, I fish that part of the lake when the wind is high and always limit out there as well but since you like to fish there now I go elsewhere to give that area to you.

That place you gave me that pink jig, I have not fished that area since. I pretty much fish new spots every time I go out, and now I fish Fork, so I will be catching bigger fish than you.

I'm game, same terms and deal on Lake Fork competition. Name the day, I used to spend a lot of time on Fork several years ago, I'm sure the trees and fish have not changed much.

I'm in for either lake. You can keep those pink jigs though, that's some fruity stuff. I'll be on Texoma this weekend, but anytime after I'll take your money

You may have caught more fish but I definitely had more clicks than you...��.

I think I caught bigger fish too...

Nice Photoshop Guy. How'd you switch fish?

I told @Fishinguy to quit taking selfies with my fish out of the cooler.

So everyone who believes color doesn't matter only has one jig color in the boat?
And you fish that jig all 12 months of the year?
Water clarity doesn't matter, whether it's coffee brown or gin clear, still fish that same jig?