Williams: Like it or not, forward-facing sonar is here to stay

Dalton Smith (left) and Caden Cowan with their two Legacy Lunkers weighed just minutes apart on February 2 at Lake O.H. Ivie. Both anglers used forward-facing sonar to locate and catch their fish. It’s Smith’s third FFS 14 pounder since December 30. T

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Matt Williams on February 22, 2023

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