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Thank you! I appreciate that and will do!!!

This was not on Georgian Bay BUT this pattern can be exploited out there as well! Find the cisco and you will find your big fish.

It's not hard with livescope.

You can very easily replicate this with 2d sonar, I know because I have done it way before livescope was ever a thing, and lake trout guys do it all the time. Now if we’re talking about efficiency and time saved…live imaging takes that to the next level and yes it makes it 10x faster to do.

@@jam206AR Will do, thank you for the feedback, I have done so in my past videos and wasnt sure whether that was something people were interested in. I personally love seeing it in videos and will have to put some more time into incorporating more in my videos! I also am having a tough time deciding how I should overlay the livescope clips, I have in the past overlayed it so that it looks almost like a greenscreen where the blue part of the livescope return is masked out and appears see through in my videos so you can see the bottom of the water column, the jig and the fish with everything else being removed. I also know some people just include the entire screen recording of the livescope, so would love to get feedback from viewers in terms of what style they prefer watching! Once again thank you for the kind words I appreciate it! Tight lin

@@InformativeAngling yeah I’ve see it done differently. Also do u have a mic?

@@jam206AR Yep I just picked up a DJI mic so you'll be seeing more of that in my videos!

@@fishingrelaunched4864 yep this is a lake in parry sound

That’s a pretty place to fish!

It really is!

2014 Lund 1675 crossover xs

Hahahah maybe next year???

@@InformativeAngling hahaha hope so.

Thank you!

I am glad you enjoyed the video!

I am glad you enjoyed the video and hope you learnt something new! Thank you for tuning in and goodluck out there!

I always use black or glow when night fishing. Black contrasts best with the night sky.

@@InformativeAngling Thanks I will give those colours a try on the walleye opener this weekend.

The megabass hazedong shad is a great bait, but I would say my largest fish come on the magz micro goby, small crappie tubes, or super tiny curly tails. You would be surprised at how many big fish I have caught on the tiniest baits in my tackle arsenal.

And thank you for the feedback John, I appreciate that!

Georgina island area is a community hole, look for the boats if you dont have the fancy electronics and you should do well! They will likely be moved up into the shallower water as temps continue to rise

@@InformativeAngling Thanks bud. Great video - new sub! 👍I've got a Helix, which should help.

@@GospelTestimony thank you buddy! Goodluck out there, im sure you’ll do great. And remember, not all big fish like big baits, dont forget to try the small stuff, I find the biggest perch will hit the smallest bait in your tackle bag!

@@InformativeAngling Anytime - great videos! I will bring a bunch of different sized and types of baits, but will definitely bring some smaller stuff as well! Those fish you got during the eclipse were awesome.

@@InformativeAngling Quick question - I noticed that Sibbald's Point has a public launch. Would I have to go far out to get on the Perch?

Thank you and will do!!

You dont need livescope at all for this type of fishing, my whitefish opener video was just using a flasher. I really don't understand why people get so pressed, maybe they think blaming their failures on lack of livescope will make them feel better? Including livescope footage in my videos is just a way for the audience to get a better idea of what the fish is doing/how they are interacting with my presentation and honestly I could do this blind if I had to. If you're going to shit on livescope then you might as well shit on all electronics.

Yep its a 1675 crossover xs

@@InformativeAnglingdo you run with down riggers? if so, how have you mounted them?

I have them mounted to canon downrigger pedestals which attach to tracks on both sides

@@InformativeAnglingi have the same set up with the tracks and a backing plate but its still not a very stable. i was always wondering if the RyTec brackets are more stable good video on the whites too!

I dont do much downrigging, just for salmon on Lake O from time to time. So I cant speak on the specifics of downrigging setups, im more into casting and jigging! I do agree the stability could be better on the plates though, I have noticed that.

We were catching em in 50-65fow

Whitie will stay there at opener? Txs

@@muskyman3238 You will find them on mud flats near shoals during opener, they will be suspending a lot more as they will be feeding on mayflies which rise up in the water column from the mud and to the surface to hatch. The whitefish feed on them aggressively. Just scan deep shoals and the area around them and you will find them.

Thank you Callum!

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