Here’s how I use the drop kickerz kit in the garage sale. Shopblat.com everyone gets 30% off today
Here’s how I use the drop kickerz kit in the garage sale. Shopblat.com everyone gets 30% off today
I’m having a garage sale. SUF members are getting first dibs on these items before opening up to the public!
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I’m having a garage sale starting tomorrow.
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All new items I didn’t use this year.
Everything is 30%-50% off
Stay tuned all weekend. I’ll be uploading more things as I find them.
💥In case you didn't know- Black Friday deals are live at shop BLat.com! 30% off bundles and select kits and 50% off all merch.
Happy Thanksgiving Y’all.
Stopped in at Bass Pro HQ. If you’re wondering what the lights look like here!
Just finished watching/listening to coaching call-Brush piles. My season is over and the boat has been put away and I'm trying to decide what to do for next season. towards the end of this session a lot of time is spent talking about "we learn from each other" and how we "stop learning" when we stop sharing information. I have had this idea for a little while bouncing around in my head and would like to know who is interested in fishing with me next year? I want to fish new waters and what better way to do that, than coming to your lake and fishing with you for the weekend or a day. Have a team "open" tournament on your favorite lake, I'm game. We can fish out of your boat or mine. i would like to make 1 trip a month starting in late Jan. early Feb. Anyone interested get in touch and lets go rip some lips together.
Oops , I did it again! 5 more youncers on a red crankbait in November (what!!) Fished the rocks in 10 feet with 51 degree water temperature.
No live events this week!
Shoot me a message if anything comes up and I don’t forget you can always shoot a message in the appp.
Lake Arbuckle Tournament Prep: Need Help Breaking the Code!
Hello everyone,
I've put in two full 10-hour practice days on Lake Arbuckle ahead of the December 21st tournament, with a few more practice sessions scheduled.
Conditions: Both days have been tough: bluebird skies, minimal wind, and water temperatures in the mid-70s.
Lake Breakdown: This is a classic, extremely shallow, natural Florida lake. Key features include two main creek inflows, vast areas of lily pads and cattails, but no brush, no significant contours, and only a few main points.
The Problem: My two days yielded only three fish totaling under 6 pounds, all caught late on the second day using a buzz toad. I cycled through all the classics (Senkos, Chatterbaits, Wacky rigs, Ned rigs) without success. These fish seem highly pressured or extremely wary. I had a similar, frustrating tournament here last year.
I'm hitting a wall and have seemingly tried everything. Does anyone have videos, references, or general advice for tackling extremely tough/high-pressured lakes when your standard approaches fail?
All feedback is appreciated!
