Americana Outdoors E-Magazine - July 2018 Edition

Panoptix LiveScope is being introduced in con- junction with a global 360-degree advertising campaign called “Sons of Fishes 2” that features Garmin-sponsored professional anglers Jason Christie, two-time BASS Elite Series champi- on, and Bill Dance, bass fishing’s elder states- man and ambassador. The Sons of Fishes sequel includes television, print, digital and social media executions that show a rival fishing club, The Bad Basses, attempting to claim the Sons of Fishes’ spot on the water and coveted LiveScope technol- ogy for themselves. To find out which fishing club prevails, check out the full commercial here. The Panoptix LiveScope scanning sonar system includes a compact GLS 10 sonar black box with an LVS32 transducer and a simple plug-and- play Garmin Marine Network connector for easy installation and integration with a compatible Garmin chartplotter. A trolling motor barrel and shaft mounting kit and a transom mounting kit are also included. Panoptix LiveScope is compat- ible with Garmin’s GPSMAP® 8400/8600 multi- function displays, GPSMAP 7400/7600, GPSMAP 10X2/12X2, GPSMAP 10X2/12X2xsv Touch and GPSMAP 7X2/9X2 series chartplotters, and the ECHOMAP™ Plus 7Xcv/7Xsv/9Xsv chartplotter/ sonar combo series. Available now, the Panoptix LiveScope system has a suggested retail price of $1,499.99. For more in- formation, videos and images, visit www.garmin. com/panoptix.

Watch the Sons of Fishes in the new Garmin LiveScope™ Television Commercial

LiveScope Down mode allows you to see live, easy-to-in- terpret scanning sonar images of structure and swimming fish in incredible detail below your boat —up to 200’ — even while your boat is stationary.

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“All other sonar is history – literally.” Dan Bartel Garmin Vice President of Global Consumer Sales

LiveScope Forward mode is an excellent tool for scouting and fishing out ahead of your cast. You’re looking at live, highly detailed and easy-to-interpret scanning sonar im- ages of structure and fish swimming all around your boat — up to 200’ — even while your boat is stationary.