On-water electronics instruction
Fishing electronics and mapping guide trips
Use a dedicated guide trip to work on sonar, forward-facing sonar, and mapping decisions with Captain Erik in a practical on-water setting.
Turn screen information into fishing decisions
An electronics guide trip is instruction-focused. The goal is to spend time interpreting sonar and mapping information and connecting what appears on the display with deliberate decisions on the water.
Exact equipment, software, boat arrangements, and lesson goals must be discussed before the trip. The page intentionally avoids promising support for a particular brand or model until Captain Erik confirms the setup.
On the water
What the trip can focus on
- Reading sonar and forward-facing-sonar information
- Using mapping to organize an on-water search
- Connecting electronics observations with the next fishing decision
Live bait is not included. Customers pay the live-bait cost, which varies by fishing location.
Trip location
Choose and confirm the water
The right location depends on the equipment setup and lesson goals. Confirm the lake and meeting arrangement directly with Captain Erik.
Explore every fishing locationConfirm before the trip
- Describe the equipment and specific questions you want to cover.
- Confirm whose boat and electronics will be used for the session.
- Agree on the location, lesson goals, and trip duration before booking.
Trip-specific equipment, what guests should bring, guest limits, weather, and meeting logistics should be confirmed directly. Do not rely on old WordPress details or assume they apply to every service.
Check current Florida license guidanceTrip pricing
Choose a guide-trip duration
Every service page reads from the same approved rate schedule. The two-hour option is limited to Auburndale.
- 2 hours $200 — Auburndale only
- 4 hours $400
- 6 hours $600
- 8 hours $800
- Daylight to dark $1,200