PB.

the dots in the photo are bass. Brooks actuall caught one of these bass. I was fishing one of the ditches that I was talking about on the quick tips video. You can see there’s not much visible bait there but there’s definitely bait around. When it’s bright and sunny bait can be a lot harder to find.

Yea it’s a little dirty but that’s the challenge of bank fishing. Love it. 🇺🇸

Got my BLat discounted order delivered today. Just in time to fish tomorrow. Plan on putting them to use from what I learned from SUF. 😀🐟

Washington State: 3lb'er on a squarebill. Grind of a day. 

Wishing for Open water... My boat is envious of all your boats getting out there. 🥶

This is what I call “knocking the sides off of em!!!” I’d eat more fish if cleaning them wasn’t so much work😮‍💨

I have a new workshop that dropping Monday. This one dives into visual details of where to fish during cold fronts. I show you how I attack the upper portions of a lake and how I fish the lower clear water sections of a lake as well. Look for it to drop sometime Monday . Also let me know if you guys are getting the email notifications for the workshops. If not let me know so I can get that fixed. This workshop is 7 parts so you definitely want to see every part of it.

I know this isn't the best picture. I didn't have this realization until editing my tournament footage. On this spot I caught maybe 30 bass in about 2 hours. Do you notice how tight that ball of bait is? Just a complete circle. Those bait are scared! That's how bait protects against predators.  You can see the same thing if you use a 2d sonar unit. There's still a lot for me to learn about this but it's very obvious that bait behaves differently depending on how many fish are around.  I never thought of this before.

Have any of you been faced with this type of deal? How did you overcome it?