On my boat I have a helix 10 and 9 si g4 on the center console with the transducer on back of the boat. I have a garmin 126 ultra on the front for my boat for the transducer on the trolling motor and for livescope. SO, sould I put the the 106 up front with the 126 or should I put the helix 9 up front and the 106 with the helix 10 so I can see livescope from the console and from the back of the boat. Can I even run livescope on both garmins at the same time? I think I can but not sure. I would like any input anyone gives to help me decide.
Where to put my new garmin 106
- Thread starter yesmarwh
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So the person in the back of the boat can see what's going on. I'm not always pointing livescope to the front of the boat. Sometimes to the side and even to the back of the boat.
agelessssone
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I am a guide and have two livescope setups, one in the front, one in the back/side.
I can have two people watching Livescope at the front, two in the back.
We have been averaging 70-100+ fish per trip on Priest every trip.
I had 3 novices on Saturday, husband, wife, 6 year old daughter.
They had 70 fish in four hours.
At the end of the trip, the 6 year old was dropping her own lure, watching Livescope, putting the lure in front of the fish, and catching white bass and hybrids, all on her own.
I tell my friends, if you don't have Livescope, we'll outfish you 5-1, probably more!
I can have two people watching Livescope at the front, two in the back.
We have been averaging 70-100+ fish per trip on Priest every trip.
I had 3 novices on Saturday, husband, wife, 6 year old daughter.
They had 70 fish in four hours.
At the end of the trip, the 6 year old was dropping her own lure, watching Livescope, putting the lure in front of the fish, and catching white bass and hybrids, all on her own.
I tell my friends, if you don't have Livescope, we'll outfish you 5-1, probably more!
