Thank you BLat!

I never thought I'd need the videos about boat electronics being a predominantly bank angler, however I watched some of them anyways. Glad I did! I've recently been invited to be a co-angler/teammate for next year's tourneys. Went on the boat yesterday evening and thought I was going to be intimidated by the electronics. Wasn't the case at all (except the live scope). Being on the back, I watched down and side scan for structure and was thankful I knew for the most part what I was looking at and for. While he scanned for fish, I was casting to structure, etc.

Going to be a heck of a transition for me fishing deeper water (going to be buying a lot of heavier terminal tackle lol). If I ever thought having a boat with electronics/live scope would make it easier, that notion is gone!

Just created an account on this site and want to introduce myself. I mark. I live on the banks of the Tennessee River here in Florence Alabama. If you don't find me on the river then you'll find me fly fishing for Smallmouth in the creeks. I love Auburn, fishing, hunting, Arrowhead hunting and riding horses. WAR DAM EAGLE!

Hello everyone!!!

Hope everyone is enjoying your day / weekend holiday and catching em.

I have a question-What do those who fish out their kayak do to secure your boat from being stolen?

Unfortunately today some greedy people stole my NK300 motor, NRS Vest and Ketch board out the back of my truck in less than 30 mins while I stepped inside a local business. The items were in a big Plano storage case.

Tough lesson learned today but just looking for suggestions on securing all kayak items in the back of the truck.

Huge thank you to everyone that made the roundtable last night. I certainly learned so much about apps and tools people use to prepare for their day. I'm sure others did too!

Next week Thursday we're going to be talking about building a following for social media and making content.

We hope to see you there!!

My most recent fun fishing memory was Santee Cooper we maybe moved 100 feet from 10:30 to 2:30 and caught bass on the shakey head one after the other! On a 4 ft flat that was big as a football field. It was actually the fist time I’ve ever felt confident that I figured them out and it felt Awesome! The best times I’ve had fishing has always been Greys lake outside Ferendale Ar. Catching big shell crackers and bluegills with my Grandpa and running trot lines at night only Catching mud cat or yellow cat whatever you want to call them and watching my old man come up and shake his head while my grandma was cook them old mud cat up on the at camp lol those where some of my best fishing memories for sure!

For Those Looking for Identifier tags for your measuring boards Mack referred everyone to this company !!!

Check em out !!

https://trashpandadecals.com/product-category/aluminum-identifiers-all/

You can do it if you believe you can

Last week in our roundtable, Brian latimer talked about Hydraulic levels when fishing a dam. Others proceeded to provide sites where we can find that information. This got me thinking- what other tools and resources can help us to prepare for our day out on the water! That's what tonight's Roundtable's topic will be. What tools, resources, apps have you used to help you?

See you all tonight at 8PM EST. Can't wait!!

This was a tournament on May 10

Got my bride out on the boat today. It was windy and cool with dirty water and very slow bite.