Forward-Facing Sonar Masterclass - Schmitt, Patrick & Buck
Bryan Schmitt
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1h 1m
Bass University's on-the-water masterclass combines multiple on-the-water classes from Kyle Patrick, Bryan Schmitt, and Grae Buck. These classes break down the settings and adjustments you can make on forward-facing sonar units such as Garmin LiveScope and Lowrance Active Target.
Learn some of the preferred settings from some of the top pro anglers in the game. Each angler relies on different settings and color palettes. Pick and choose different tips from each angler to help you find success on the water. Forward-facing Sonar has changed the game of bass fishing, and if you want to learn some of the pros' secrets, this is a great starting point. This on-the-water class takes three of our most viewed electronic seminars and mashes them into one for the ultimate electronics class.
Forward-Facing Sonar Masterclass Chapters
0:21: Kyle Patrick Garmin LiveScope Settings
30:08: Grae Buck Lowrance Active Target
39:51: Bryan Schmitt Forward Facing vs Perspective Mode
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