CoAnglers HATE LIVESCOPE! Ben Milliken offers great advice to coanglers and mentions techniques that he has seen successful coanglers use! Ben Milliken recently stopped by for an interview with MoneyBass and discussed various topics. One of those topics that came up during a question/answer session was “What should a coangler do to catch fish behind a livescoper?”. This was an interesting conversation. What are your thoughts on the topic?
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Ben Milliken speaks his mind and doesn’t hold back. A few anglers were mentioned and Randy Blaukat has a few things to say about it. This is a very interesting conversation. What do you think?
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It’s true caught smallie that way Boater had one on I reeled in left my tube in the water bout 10’ went up netted his fish then went back to my rod and I had one on. He had brought the school to the boat. I go w shaky head drop shot and c rig try to fish different stuff than my boater for the most part or opposite things if he going moving baits I’ll drag or go slow alot of times and Vice Versa. Sometimes I’ll throw the same thing if that’s what they’re biting on across but most of the time it’s gonna be different than what my boater’s throwing even if it’s a small difference
Ben said i was out fishing today and it showed gar, crappie, bass, etc but the doesn't make them bite 😂😂 BRO finding the fish is 75% of the battle imo. Just like how he acted like that was no big deal
How do you have two of my co's in your videos? lol. Rob is awesome! He caught a spotted bass for me mid air boat flipping a glide at Smith! Bear hugged it!
Ben M., what a potty mouth. I would expect more out of your channel Money Bass.
I wouldn't be a non boater nowadays, it's a waste of time
I don’t usually have a big problem with getting hung up. You’ve got to remember the boat is going to let you make a mental image of the area you can fish mainly because it did or didn’t hit anything. I fish with all kinds of lures but mainly weedless soft plastics as well.
Be a co-angler in stranger boat already a tough scenario, fishing behind pro targeting fish with FFS you gotta be absolutely lucky that day to catch a limit. I only can see it's possible if schools are roaming and you cast a walking bait, buzzbait, or whopper plopper. I would never be a co-angler, if the pro is fishing for money or a bass opens, because they would totally concentrate on a result, local bass club could be a different story.
Im just glad i dont fish these types of tournaments anymore. These boaters feel so much more entitled than we used to as boaters where we shared the boat and the fish. The associations are the reason that we are still hearing this same ol' song and dance. These boaters nowadays can absolutely hamstring these non boaters, and it's a shame.
I'd rather watch Money try to learn the FG knot or try to catch a spotted bass on FFS than see another clip of Milliken
Great advice. Going to be fishing 3 BFL's and 1 Toyota Series events in Florida this winter. Will have a C Rig ready. Luckily there is lots of water to fish that is shallow. Love the podcasts.
As a bfl co-angler in Arkansas fishing behind scopers, Ben is absolutely right about the c-rig. Best finishes I’ve had to date have all come on the c-rig when I’ve drawn a spotlighter.
I predict three things for the future of LiveScope. 1st I think boats will have LiveScope in the back deck of the boat too. 2nd AI technology. I think AI will use information from LiveScope and give the angler pointers 3rd I think triangulation technology will be added. This will show the anglers where the fish is in relation to the cone angle.
As someone who uses FFS (for fun fishing) and but also enters tournaments as a co-angler, I think the suggestion of fishing the bottom with finesse baits in open water 15+ feet deep from the back of the boat would only work in specific situations where there is little to no wind or the boat is Spotlocked – while also having a multitude of targets all around the boat. If the pro angler in a tournament is in true 'scope mode' and constantly moving around scanning for fish, or is throwing at specific fish and/or isolated targets in front of the boat, this finesse bottom fishing technique would be virtually useless to me as a co-angler (a finesse bait would have a hard time hitting bottom with a moving boat or with any kind of decent wind). I personally wouldn't see this as a practical solution for most offshore Livescope situations as a non-boater.
Yeah the first is stay in back and shut up lol
SICK of hearing about about the pissing moaning and whining from folks about about FFS its here not going anywhere and only gonna get better !!!
Any one else getting sick of this topic I think it has run its course
Good afternoon MB, I've been on both sides of that aisle, an hadn't always been good! But quickly learned I am on a strangers boat who may are may not want you there, so i didn't complain, i was just along for the ride. So i stopped fishing aba an stuck with the club seen till i found a partner to fish team tournaments. Later purchased my own boat and never looked back!
Here’s my deal with being a co angler. I’ve only been doing it the past 3 years and I have yet to fish behind someone with FFS because I seem to draw folks fishing shallow and it’s pretty much useless in the situations I’ve been in. I think the strategy I use gives me an advantage and so far I’ve out fished every boater I’ve fished with and one of them had a 2nd place finish but I boated as many fish as they did and jumped out on all of them pretty big. The strategy I actually learned by fishing with my wife. She’d go fishing with me and set at the console reading a book and dragging a Texas rigged worm BEHIND the boat and just put major butt kickings on me, often getting a 5 to 1 advantage on me. When I’m coangling I’m fishing either directly behind the boat or off the rear corners of boat in the deepest water available, 5 to 10 foot range mostly. A C-rig, Texas rig, a square bill, finesse rig, top water, or medium diving crankbait. I think this strategy will work just fine fishing behind FFS. I’ve also heard of a guy that is doing the same thing I do he just does it with a Senko most of the time and places high a lot……
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