Name:
Jojo Schmit
Insta: jojo.schmit
Set-up:
Ranger z519r with Mercury 250v8
3x Mega live 2
3x Apex 13
2x Xplore 12
1x Mega Live Target lock
1x Minnkota Utrex Quest
1x Mega 360 Imaging
3x AS ETH Ethernet Switch
2x MinnKota Raptor 8ft
1xUltex Quest
1x Kayak Terrova
Specialty:
Whether targeting perch, pike, zander, trout, or many other species, Jojo is constantly exploring new techniques, strategies, and ways to improve his skills. What fascinates him just as much as fishing itself is the technical side of the sport. Modern sonar technology, boat and kayak electronics, and getting the absolute best performance out of his equipment are all integral parts of his passion.
About Jojo:
Jojo Schmit is an angler from Luxembourg, a small country with a limited number of waters to explore. That is exactly what makes fishing there so exciting for him, discovering every lake and river time and again, understanding their unique characteristics, and embracing new challenges every time he is on the water.
His competitive mindset naturally led him into tournament fishing. Competing against other anglers and constantly challenging himself, drives him to improve with every outing. Over the years, he has won several tournaments, and in 2023 he qualified for the ZanderPro, a milestone that further strengthened his passion for competitive angling.
Whether fishing from a kayak or a bass boat, reliable equipment is essential to him. That is why SunVisors are part of every trip and have become an absolute must-have. They not only protect his fish finder displays but also keep his transducers safe from harmful UV rays, spray, and stone chips while trailering. Thanks to that protection, his electronics remain in top condition and are always ready for the next adventure on the water.
As a proud member of the SunVisors Pro Staff team, Jojo contributes to product development by testing new innovations and sharing honest feedback based on real-world experience. He is passionate about showcasing new products, providing valuable insights from the water, and helping to continuously improve equipment that anglers can rely on with confidence.
“Fuck the world let‘s Go Fishing”