I can’t recall the gentleman’s name who asked the question about getting started tournament fishing tonight on live, but here is the link 🔗 to that video.

Just a recap from the live today…
- what is winning for you?
- reverse engineer everything. Find a target and identify the steps that would lead you to that target. Fixate on that.
- remember everything happens overnight over a very long period of time. (Read that slowly)
- how you do one thing is how you do everything.

https://youtu.be/isOsYhmQ4dE?si=Ocuqqq9rGLxvrAgC

James Haulbrooks this is what I was referring to. Hahahaha!

I wanted to let anyone that’s coming to the retreat that doesn’t have a boat I’ll bring 2 they’re not bass boats but we can get out there and find some fish! So if you don’t have a boat and haven’t found someone to ride with.

She’s not my main squeeze but she’s gotta bathe too….#Rod & reel care on Vacation…. Use your imagination to as how my wifey feels about this.

About a month away from fishing we’ve been getting hit hard with snow this last month. Out of the negatives supposed to be in upper 40’s next week afraid Mother Nature is gonna sneak a 3rd winter in on us 🤣Hope you guys have been having good fishing weather. I’m just over here patiently waiting 😩

I never beg but tonight im begging you to be in the live session.

Virginia just released the top 5 citation Largemouth Bass lakes!
Rules: They have to be at least 22 inches long or weigh 8 pounds. Yes, Lila.

1. Smith Mountain Lake, 24 Citation Fish
2. Briery Creek Lake, 11 Citation Fish
3. Lake Burton, 8 Citation Fish
4. Sandy River Reservoir, 7 Citation Fish
5. Lake Anna, 5 Citation Fish

https://dwr.virginia.gov/blog/top-virginia-waters-for-trophy-largemouth-bass-in-2024/?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nftf_fishing_february2025

Some of you people are tough!!!