Live sonar leading to larger fish caught during competition Ball-like figures on a Garmin live sonar screen are pointed out by Joe Bragg as crappie hiding under logs at Milford Lake. Bragg said it isn ...

“Cast that way, about 40 feet,” said Lake Michigan fishing guide Capt. Chris Noffsinger, pointing off the bow at roughly 10 o’clock. I readily complied, flicking a drop-shot-rigged worm to the spot ...

Live sonar helps crappie anglers catch fish, but the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission says it does not increase crappie harvest. Andy Yung, district fisheries biologist for the Game and Fish ...

OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin International, Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NYSE:GRMN), the world’s largest 1 and most innovative marine electronics manufacturer, today unveiled LiveScope™ XR , ...

We break down how to effectively use side imaging and live sonar together to locate and catch bass.

If it's not the end of fishing as we know it — and it might be — it's at least the beginning of a long, wavy boat ride into the unknown. Already on some of Minnesota's best fishing lakes, boatloads of ...

Wareham, Mass. – Navionics, the leader in content and location-based services for the recreational boating and outdoor markets, announced today the latest details of its award-winning SonarChart Live.

The state of Kansas recently went fishing for answers as to whether a relatively new sonar technology enables casual anglers to catch crappie more easily. The groundbreaking experiment in late 2021 ...