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<blockquote data-quote="CatDaddy" data-source="post: 438091" data-attributes="member: 755">I've done all the things TJ's Guide Service shows in this video......Worth watching and learning from.Biggest mistake I made when I first got my Livescope was talking myself into &quot;it's a crappie&quot; but it was actually a school of perch or small sunfish.&nbsp; I'd spend a bunch of time on them until I learned how to figure out what I was looking at and how they behaved.&nbsp; For example, I can now tell just by what I see on the 'scope whether it's a herd of white bass, school of crappies, or perch by the way the school looks or how they react and swarm my bait.I have also used TJ's technique to either wait them our or more aggressively &quot;chase them back to the hole&quot;.....I see them at 50 feet away so I drill a hole at 70 feet away and I chase them back towards the hole I'm fishing.&nbsp; Works 75% of the time.&nbsp; Longest I've chased them back to me was a school that was hanging at 85 feet.&nbsp; As soon as I drilled at 100 ft they moved towards the hole I started in.&nbsp; We ended up catching fish in a nice window when we weren't even marking for an extended time before that.....[MEDIA=youtube]WpO0GWeHcKQ[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CatDaddy, post: 438091, member: 755"] I've done all the things TJ's Guide Service shows in this video......Worth watching and learning from. Biggest mistake I made when I first got my Livescope was talking myself into "it's a crappie" but it was actually a school of perch or small sunfish. I'd spend a bunch of time on them until I learned how to figure out what I was looking at and how they behaved. For example, I can now tell just by what I see on the 'scope whether it's a herd of white bass, school of crappies, or perch by the way the school looks or how they react and swarm my bait. I have also used TJ's technique to either wait them our or more aggressively "chase them back to the hole".....I see them at 50 feet away so I drill a hole at 70 feet away and I chase them back towards the hole I'm fishing. Works 75% of the time. Longest I've chased them back to me was a school that was hanging at 85 feet. As soon as I drilled at 100 ft they moved towards the hole I started in. We ended up catching fish in a nice window when we weren't even marking for an extended time before that..... [MEDIA=youtube]WpO0GWeHcKQ[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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