How to Use a Deeper Smart Fishfinder for Bank Fishing by 1Rod1ReelFishing

Fish caught using the deeper at 2:35

Epic deeper demonstration at 4:20

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Fishfinder used - deeper smart sonar http://bit.ly/deeperFF

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Review - I've been using my deeper for about 2 months now, and really wanted to experiment with this awesome new tool before making a vid on it. When I first started using it, I couldn't get any bluetooth connection past 10 yards which was really frustrating. I was using a lifeproof case on my phone and I heard that using a case can finder performance so I switched to a normal phone case. This improved the maxiumum connection distance a bit to about 20-25 yards, but the deeper still wasn't living up to my expectations. When I finally removed the case entire and started using the deeper I was shocked when I was using the device at the end of 40-60 yard casts! When bass fishing, my average cast range is anywhere from 5-60 yards so being able to utilize the deeper in that entire range has proved to be extremely valuable.

Also, be sure to keep the metal sensors on the bottom of the deeper clean for maximum connectivity, wipe if off with your shirt if you're having problems connecting!

To be honest, I don't even use the deeper to mark bass when I throw it out the majority of the time. Whenever I fish new ponds, rivers, lakes, reservoirs, ect. I always start the day exploring different areas with the deeper to get a feel for the water. I'll start by measuring the surface temp vs the bottom temp (with a thermometer) to get an idea how active I can expect the fish to be.

The most important thing I examine on the deeper app are bottom contours. I look for depth changes throughout the area and any time I notice a significant drop-off for the place I'm fishing I'm sure to mentally mark it and fish it thoroughly throughout the day. An example of this is when I caught this 5 lb bass from the deepest part of this pond (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pew-a9M7YLo).

I also like using the deeper to check for the presence of baitfish. When bass fishing, the two most important things I look for are bait and cover/structure. If you can find one, you'll have a good chance of catching a bass but if you have both, your chances increase exponentially of being around some quality fish.

Overall, the deeper has exceeded my expectations and has become a valuable asset in my arsenal. Using the deeper does not guarantee you'll catch fish, but like any lure, I treat it as a unique tool and when used correctly, it will certainly help you level up your game and catch more fish!

Rod/Reel/Line used: Abu Garcia Orra Inshore (40 lb suffix 832 braid) with a G Loomis E6X casting rod 6'6" MH/fast

Location: Rocky Gorge Reservoir in Laurel, Maryland

Date: September 17, 2015

Time Fished: At the reservoir from 5 pm - 7 pm, but Pablo only made about 20 casts or so, while I didn't do any fishing, mainly just playing around with the deeper

Air Temp: High of 77 degrees, low of 72 degrees

Water Temp: Surface temp measured on deeper, high of 77 degrees, low of 75 degrees (I usually measure water temp with a BPS stream thermometer)

Water Clarity: 30 inches

Conditions: sunny and calm

Hatcam Used: Gopro hero 4 silver (1080p, 60 FPS, medium FOV) - chesty + external audio

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