Proud dad moment, Daughter caught her first bass with no assistance this morning through a wacky rig senko off a rock point. My kids are the only ones I'm ok losing a contest to! 😂

Been fishing with a Devil's Horse for over 50 years, still catching. And making bass feel bigger than they are.

Me …… getting on a crankbait bite after 3 days of rain on the Potomac River. Slayed them today with over a dozen fish all over 15 inches in two hours of fishing. Biggest one was 18 inches. Used my Barde custom made “ USA 250th Independence edition” rod.

Trying my best to get back into the swing of things guys.. Thank all of yall for making me feel like this really is a family, Thanks for supporting me during the worst period of my life..❤️This one tore my spinnerbait slap up.. Caught it on the Oconee river and hour ago..!

Bowfin love buzzbaits too..lol

Creek fishing in OKC

Working on fishing laydowns from the bank.

This 3 pounder chased the gremlin out of the laydown. Biggest bass I’ve caught in this creek yet.

Noticed that I’m getting more deliberate with my choices of where I’m going to cast while picking the laydowns apart.

Went 30 min North of OKC to get a few bites and scout a creek I was told about. Caught 2 on a chatterbait and lost one on a Texas rig dropshot minnow in a laydown.

Here is one more clip from last weekend. He missed the frog initially so I casted a slow sinking bait as a follow up right on the grass line he came out of. What do you guys throw as a follow up bait? This coike is quickly becoming a favorite.

Here is a trimmed video of a frog fish I caught last Sunday. There is a debate on whether you should set the hook right away or give it a second to feel the weight. I like to give them a second before cracking em. Are you guys quick hook setters or do you let them eat it a second?