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Aug 28, 2023 30 min

Fishing technology...what have we learned?

from The Fishful Thinker Podcast Hosted by Chad LaChance

Love it or hate it, technology has taken a marked turn in fish catching with the advent of live or forward facing sonar and other developments. Anglers, to be fully up to speed with technology, must now be able to manage data, maintain networks and connectivity, and interpret what they're seeing. Host Chad LaChance has taught sonar classes in his boat for a decade and shares his thoughts in this episode. Please share with your friends and subscribe to the podcast...it's a labor of love!

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