All you need to do is look at the source.

I would gladly trade my CPA license to get paid $1000/day to fish

That's one statement you won't catch me arguing with anyone on lol.

My question is what is he without the A rig. I noticed he left Ivie fairly quick after the fish started moving back up. I also noticed the A rig bite wasn’t as good when they started doing that. Is this guy just going around profiting off one bite or is he an all around good angler?

You have kind of let me down. Expected you around much sooner on this thread. I am all zingered out now. No witty comebacks or anything.

@ Josh Seale : It all depends on what a $1k means to you. Paying $1k for an electronics lesson is not cheap but it’s also not obscene. It’s just like music lessons, golf lessons, etc. (all things we can theoretically learn ourselves). We pay to learn intricacies in our Hobbies so we can enjoy them more. It’s an investment in our lives.

I do agree that equating training costs for your profession and training costs for your hobbies is ridiculous though.

Alright. I can get on board with that. $1k to me means alot more than to some. To me, that is a bad investment. It is like throwing money away on something you can do yourself. That is my perspective. I like a good ROI. Doesn't mean it is other's way of thinking.

My point when i brought that up is we will pay for things to help get us ahead, whether it be a hobby or a job. So imo its not ridiculous, if you value your hobbies you probably spend a lot of time and/or money on them. Just so happens fishing costs a lot of both haha.. However, I am not spending $1k on that class i just understand why people would

edit: I have spent $500 on a guided trip including tip and i asked all sorts of questions to try and improve w.e technique the guide was showing me so $1000 just doesnt seem that crazy

it's 2021 and some a you guys still talk about long hairs like it's the 60's. Hey I still listen Merle Haggard too!

Josh Jones has several videos showing how he sets his livescope, Why not just start there and spend some time with it. That's what I plan to do this year..

I swear these new electronics are so cool I think I'll just idle around and look at the pics all day.

Ya know this livescope is at least 3 years old now. Kieth Combs won a big smallmouth derby on MIlle Lacs a couple falls ago with it. Is the current sensation about
all the recent big bass?

If he's teaching you how to do it your self and you can apply it to other lakes I would say its a good $1k spent !!!!

Yeah i would definitely start with youtube as well, a lot of good resources. I think the jump from panoptix to what livescope is now + being more widely used has busted it out onto the scene. People seem to really have it dialed in now, and not just pros. Maybe it just took that amount of time for 1, people to buy it and 2, people to really get successful with it

Guys are paying for his knowledge of the electronics and the approach he takes to target the big bass. I can see why guys pay $1,000 for a day of training especially if they don't have the time to learn it on their own. Time is money.

Josh, I bet you argue with a wall ehhh? We can stop it here. You're a local correct? You are hurt that long hair hippie man caught " your" fish( you won't say it but thats it). Show all these TFF idiots your Sal records. Don't believe in Sal program? Great, let's see certified weights.

Bet we see nothing but you have stuff to say. 3, 2, 1

Walmart Berkley scale then?