You have the electronics but the question is: are you getting the most out of your equipment. Frankly, it is difficult to understand what the screen is telling you and, certainly, setting up everything is just as confusing.

I had an article featured on Bassmaster.com titled “Looking For Beans On Your Sonar Screen” where I do a short and sweet overview of what the viewing screen is showing. Thinking about this article and about this essential piece of equipment (article found on my news page) I felt that one-on-one training would go a long way in helping you understand what your electronics can do for you. Whether you use a Humminbird or Lowrance or anything in-between, I can help navigate through the process. I am offering training sessions in September. I will provide my boat or we can set up everything using your boat and equipment. When finished, your graph will be set to perfection. I will show you what I look for offshore and most importantly, how to correctly set up on a school of fish.

This will be one of the most productive times spent on the water in real fishing conditions. Whether you are a beginner, an intermediate or more advanced, I can help. I started fishing at an early age when this type of equipment wasn’t even available. I fished on the Obion County High School team, as well as being a member of the Reelfoot Lake Bass Club, and now fish for the Bethel University Bass team, so I’ve grown up getting the most out of sonar technology. Let me help you or your young angler get an edge on the competition or just more put the big ones in the box. You’ll leave with the confidence of not only catching more fish, but we’ll take the “scary” out of the equation and you can out-fish your buddies or the competition.

For more details email me or message me on facebook. Contact info here.