I think we are pretty blessed to have all the technology we have today to help us find fish and structure. Not one company, model, or technology does it best. Each has it's time/place and applications where it excels, some at times better than others.
Between side imaging, 360, Panoptix, Livescope, etc. it is simply amazing the leaps and bounds the tech game has made in the last decade. Whether it is easier for the younger generation to pick up on or they just simply are more willing to embrace it, I'm not sure, but I know we are all students of the game and learning new technology has been half of the fun for me the last several years. There are a lot of ways to catch a fish and the whole tech side of the game has been an extension of that learning for me which has kept fishing fun.
Of course there are many forms of learning. I've learned a ton from following various Facebook groups or online forums like this one, but it's hard to compare experiential learning and getting to spend a day in a boat with someone that has a really good understanding of electronics and how to apply it to have a more successful day on the H20.
The new tech. of today is not for everyone and I certainly respect that. We all have our favorite ways to catch fish, favorite baits, and ways of doing things. Different strokes for different folks.
