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I fish out of a Alweld 1652VJT Marsh RD Package Tunnel. 16' length 14" extended front deck 52" tunnel hull Nauticus Smart Tab SX Tohatsu 40 hp

Y'all need to re-read 😉 Where y'all think Pros come from?

@Lottabass Sensitivity has 4 elements: Line, rod, hands, & brain. The absolute most essential element is the brain, interpretation of what's going on with our lure

Black Neon 😉 Highly over looked color in any plastic

Mister Twister® Super Lizard® has been around since 1978, still throw em except its the 7" Super Lizard®.

How ya slow down 32" per turn?

Buddy of mine down at Grand Isle would disagree!

Gary Yamamoto's 10" Ichi Worm

Black Blue Tail Black Neon Sapphire Blue Watermelon Red (Neon) White

February full moon will be on Wednesday the 12th. Cocked, Locked, & ready to Rock!

Texas State Highway 87 north to the 6-Mile boat launch!

Yesterday is gone, tomorrow isn't promised, we have today! Be thankful for it!

7.5:1 - 31" per turn Why? Cause I like it 😉

I was lucky enough to have grown up around Toledo/Rayburn with that level of anglers as my teachers.

I hand typed these, notice the dates.

When FFS took the industry by storm it was said to have changed the way we fished. Damiki Rigs & Jerkbaits was what you had to throw. Well come to find out we are still catching them with FFS using Carolina Rigs, Deep Diving Crankbaits, Alabama Rigs, Jig-n-Craws, Flutter Spoons. We also learned you don't have to follow schools, you can still find them holding on structure.

Mr Twister Mag 8" Buzz Worm 😉

Being a guide in my opinion is the most difficult aspect of fishing. It takes a level of commitment above tournament fishing. Staying on active fish for a multiple day tournament is hard, try doing it daily & year round. @F14A-B mentioned having a "network", it is very helpful at shorting the learning curve. Couldn't disagree more 😉 Different Era, with more advanced tools, the good ole days are now.

Richard @LovestoFish & I has been carrying on a discussion in messages since February 5, 2015. Lots of others to

That's a fact Jack! 😉 Fishing "coaches" that get paid are called guides

Bill Lewis Scope-Stik 😉

I have been "coaching" others in the fine art of bass fishing for a couple dozen years now. I've done it privately & publicly.

What I look for now is lists published by Wildlife & Fisheries showing the number of Florida strain stocked in various bodies of water & for how long.

So what's y'all's goto for this weather?