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what marks the official start of fall fishing? what small group should we add?

in 🎣 suf

October 25

We do have a live class tomorrow at 8pm est. As fall sets in cold fronts will start to be mor frequent. With cold weather comes wind.

- how does wind change fishing?

- does wind make bass bite?

- how fo you navigate the wind properly?

- should you run away or to the wind?

- what lures are best for the wind?

Brian L.

in 🎣 suf

October 25

which forage fish is native to saltwater but thrive in clear reservoirs of the south?

threadfin shad

29 %

mini perch

0 %

blueback herring

71 %

14 votes

Tim Dodson

in 🎣 suf

October 25

About to knock the sides off em

John G W.

in 📷 fishpics

October 24

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Found my 4th DNR Shoal bass angler award today.!!

Matthew D.

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October 24

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When out in a "boat boat" tonight with a buddy and his son. Definitely is a different style of fishing from kayaking. But I finally got that skunk off me!!! Caught this flipping grass with the Younder Tails! #DOOOOOP

Brian L.

in 🎣 suf

October 24

03:17

When To Use A Offset Hook

Understanding when and why to pick an offset worm hook is key for making solid choices on the water. This video breaks down how offset hooks fit different styles of plastics, line types, and fishing situations. You'll see why they're so versatile—and where they really shine, like fishing docks, wood, or dragging bottom baits.We also get into the tradeoffs between thicker and lighter gauge hooks, and the importance of matching your line and sinker to the hook style. If you’re fishing fluorocarbon, braid to fluoro, or just aiming to avoid rigging mistakes that cost fish, these details matter. Make confident hook and rig choices every trip.

The easiest way for you to lose the fish of a lifetime is use the wrong hooks. Here’s a workshop on how to pick the right hook for your lure, rod, line and fish you catch.

Brian L.

in 🎣 suf

October 24

05:04

Fish a Jerkbait on Main Lake Points - Early Spring

There are points everywhere on a lake, but early spring is about narrowing down which ones are worth your time with a jerkbait. This video walks through how to decide between main lake points, secondary points, and those deeper in the creeks—so you target where the fish are actually staging now, not just what looks good on the map.You’ll see how water temperature, clarity, and the species you’re after impact your choice. Learn why spotted bass hold closer to the main lake while largemouth move further back—and how to pick the right jerkbait depth for clear water. Avoid common mistakes and start fishing points with a clear plan, not just hope.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed standing on the boat with points in every direction, this lesson will help you break that confusion and focus your efforts where they count.

The most productive bait and structure has been a jerkbait in points for me. Here’s 5 mins of how I approach points

Brian L.

in 🎣 suf

October 24

the smallmouth bass is a part of what genus family? (do not use google)

bream family

69 %

carp family

8 %

cichlid family

23 %

13 votes

Lane R.

in 📷 fishpics

October 23

Drop shot not my favorite technique but when you catching fish like these I’ll do it all day

Eric Z.

in 📷 fishpics

October 23

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I was able to get the kayak out and a few hours on Lanier today, Caught a few nice ones with the good ole Underspin and keitech back in action, and a couple off of the bridge pilings using a drop shot. Beautiful day to be on the water and be retired 😀