Hook’em79 I just installed mine a few weeks back and now I wish someone had explained to me how much time was going to be dedicated to learning this system. I don’t have the perspective view mount so I can’t speak to that but I can say that the forward facing live scope is a pain in the azz to deal with, constantly having to mess with the gain, forward range and depth range. If anyone is interested in a cheap, slightly used transducer and black box just look in the classifieds section here in a couple weeks.

The reason I said tilapia was the fact that they actually dig a hole out in the bottom such as the video. Bass beds typically are just cleaned out areas instead of actually removing sediment material. In grass they will make a hole somewhat but normal bottoms usually the bed Is just a clean area with slight depression

The reason I said tilapia was the fact that they actually dig a hole out in the bottom such as the video. Bass beds typically are just cleaned out areas instead of actually removing sediment material. In grass they will make a hole somewhat but normal bottoms usually the bed Is just a clean area with slight depression

Right there with ya! I have a $1500 transducer on a $2000 screen....so I can flip bushes in 1-2ft of water. Hahaha. Figure I will eventually learn it and use it though this summer when the deep bite picks up.

Right there with ya! I have a $1500 transducer on a $2000 screen....so I can flip bushes in 1-2ft of water. Hahaha. Figure I will eventually learn it and use it though this summer when the deep bite picks up.

I’m just hoping I can catch some crappie on the brush piles this summer, I can’t see me catching a suspended bass with it, hell I can’t even see my bait on the screen most of the time, 20 degree beam angle is not very wide, I can skip a buzz bait in a hole the size of a grapefruit but can’t seam to get one in front of the transducer! Every time I mess with that thing I think man I hope my grandpa ain’t watching from above right now!

Wow. That's impressive.