Mike Rodgers shares tips on how to use the Garmin Panoptix LiveScope™ System. He covers how to relocate pods of fish spooked by augering holes and how to change views when sitting in a house versus locating fish.

Fall is a great time to use your side imaging to identify walleye and spot lock nearby to cast out to them.

Interpreting your side imaging is easier than it looks if you understand a few key things about what you’re looking at.

In this tip, Jason Mitchell shares why it’s necessary to rely on downscan (down imaging) when finding fish in deep water this time of year. Comparing downscan with 2D sonar…

Renown Lake Sakakawea guide, Matt Liebel, covers simple electronics adjustments that can help you better identify fish size.

Mark Courts covers some simple adjustments you can make on your Humminbird 2D sonar for a clearer image on the open water.

Tony Roach shares a few simple tips on how he prefers to use his side imaging to more easily identify structure and fish.

Max Wilson covers how he adjusts his Livescope settings for targeting walleye in shallow water.

Where to mount and how to use your forward-facing sonar to help you catch more suspended crappies this spring.

You can mount your forward-facing sonar in a few different locations, but there is one particular spot we recommend for the average angler.

How using a split screen view when fishing river systems can improve your ability to stay on track and keep eyes on what’s ahead.

When you’re rigging your boat for electronics, there’s a few things you should consider to optimize the performance of your graphs.