Name 1 thing you learned

[Redlinerobert]

Great thread.  In the short time I've been a member here I've made some lifelong friends and learned a few things about my favorite sport.

Thanks guys.  

[lineman]

I have been OUT of bass fishing for some time due to army, school and work obligations... Now I am back with an uncontrolable urge to learn evrything i seem to have forgotten over tha last few years... I have learned alot from my friend dink who set me up with a profile here and gave me the site orentation the other day... I have to say I thought i was pretty smart when it came to fishing, I can usully do well on the water, BOY WAS I WRONG!!  But i guess i was and this is the place to learn. ... I dig the site and all the info on here... and I will be reading evry night.. So thanks for the info and tips... and thanks dink for all the help!!

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

Lineman, welcome aboard!!  Pull up a chair and stay awhile!!

Thanks also for your service.

[Bassboy15]

EVERYTHING from everyone on this site, and especially Brokejew, that guy has helped me sooooo much!

[Bankbeater]

Everyone on this forum taught me patience.  After reading the articles and reading the threads over and over again, I finally got it .  I was working my plastics way to fast.  

[cart7t]

I picked up some tips on chatterbaits from several members.

Also, had the skirt bands breaking on my jigs and spinnerbaits and was given advice by fluke on the best replacements for them.  (white and black bands, not the ambers)

Great place to pick up tips and the articles at the top of the webpage will set anyone on a right course that takes the time to read them.

[lubina]

My biggest grow this year, without questions, have been in the area of reel mechanics and care. It is now a hobby almost as pleasurable as fishing......thanks to Reelmech, David Green.

Another member I have learned a lot in every area of bass tackle and fishing....Raul, immense source on knowledge. Thanks you.

[Cory20]

Thank you Glenn for running such a great site.

Thank you to all the mods for answering my questions with great advice.

Thank you to all members that have helped me become better at fishing.

The latest thing I've read is Catt's piece about winter jig fishing.  I will be trying to learn it tomorrow.

Also a second shout out to LBH's message about getting out there and practicing what you read on here.  

[Bass XL]

Thanks to everybody for their help this year..

But, i give all my props to my buddy Needemp..

I came to this guy when I needed help finding spots for my tournements...he told me what lures to use, when to use them, and He even gave me fishing spots...so Needemp, if your out there, thanks a ton man.

[.ghoti.]

I've learned a lot of stuff here. Too much to say just one, but if forced to I'd say this;

RW's bumper sticker "If it don't work, rig it backwards"

[FishTank]

I learned about the bait monkey.  ;D

All joking aside, I think I learned more about different techniques and how to apply them to the equipment that is available now a days than anything else.  

There are too many members and friends to thank for this, so a big "thank you" to all at Bass Resource.

[hammer84]

Could not even come close to naming things I have learned, too many to list.  

Like Lineman I have have been out of bass fishing for 20 years.  Now thanks to my 5 years old sons joy of fishing I'm back and ready to roll.

Jigs and soft platic advice has been off the charts !!!  I hope to get my chance next year to get use of a boat and put some more of the great advice to work !!

One last thing, I participate in many internet communities ( music, guitar, golf ) and this board has one of the best membership groups out there.  Very little flaming  , just good constructive advice.

Thanks to all !!

[Long Mike]

In my above post I neglected to mention the two most important things I've learned from this site.

1. Do not believe a word of what Muddy or Avid has to say.

2. See no. 1

[Guest muddy]

In my above post I neglected to mention the two most important things I've learned from this site.

1. Do not believe a word of what Muddy or Avid has to say.

2. See no. 1

Thats 1/2 right

[Guest avid]

In my above post I neglected to mention the two most important things I've learned from this site.

1.  Do not believe a word of what Muddy or Avid has to say.

2. See no. 1

Thats 1/2 right

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[Low_Budget_Hooker]

last 2 replies,.....case and point. :

[Guest muddy]

last 2 replies,.....case and point. :

This from the man who taught us all how to save money on AA batteries!

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

and these from a guy with a Gerbil.....Should I be nervous?  :-? :

(see AA batt thread for references)

[Guest muddy]

 This could get ugly ;D

[Low_Budget_Hooker]

Yup,...you don't wanna play this game  I have more buttons than you, remember last time?

Back to the topic....

[Guest muddy]

ON TOPIC: That 30 plus guys can go on a BassResource.com road trip, and not one argument can ensue. Fellas will take you out and teach you willingly,you will eat like a king and most Importantly

NEVER<EVER RENT A BOAT FROM ANYONE NAMED RICK

[Jake P]

ive been here in this forum for maybe 2 weeks .Its not possible to name just one thing ive learned and who i learned it from.Its a combination of reading topics and replies to them and then going to the lake and tryin them for myself as well as asking questions and having excellent feedback.Cant wait to learn tons more, thanks guys  ;D

[Spini Boys]

Senko and Horny Toad, this years pb on a Senko after reading a thread on here, sorry dont know who posted it.

Thanks

[Rob G.]

How to texas rig a live mouse.