Forward-Facing Sonar for Weekend Anglers: A No-Pressure Setup Guide
Forward-facing sonar isn't just for tournament pros. Here's how to dial in LiveScope, Mega Live, or ActiveTarget for a normal Saturday on the water: gain at 65 percent, range at 40 feet, and the three baits that don't require a sponsorship.
Where Do Crappie Go After the Spawn? A Summer Brush Pile Depth Guide
Where do crappie go after the spawn? They slide off shallow cover into 10-15 ft brush in late spring, drop to 15-20 ft midsummer, and suspend over deeper wood when surface temps push past 80. Here is the depth-by-depth playbook.
Why Bass Won't Live Below the Thermocline (And How to Find the Layer on Your Lake)
Bass won't live below the thermocline because oxygen runs out down there, not because it's too cold. Find that layer and you've found the floor of every offshore summer pattern on your lake.
Summer Bass Fishing: How to Follow the Fish as They Go Deep in June and July
When water temps climb into the 80s, bass don't disappear. They go deep. Here's how to find them on offshore structure, read the thermocline, and pick the right rigs for summer bass fishing in June and July.
Best Portable Fish Finder for Kayak Fishing Under $300 (2026)
The best portable fish finder for kayak under $300 doesn't need to be complicated. Castable sonars and compact GPS units now give kayak anglers depth, structure, and mapping without drilling a single hole. Here are 5 picks that actually work from a yak.
Forward Facing Sonar for Beginners: Is LiveScope Worth It?
Forward facing sonar has changed bass fishing forever, but is it worth it for the weekend angler? We break down how it works, what it costs, and how long it takes to learn, so you can decide if LiveScope or Mega Live belongs on your boat.
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