Brian L.

Belton, SC, United States

23 Sep 13:39

Bro….. have I? I’ve done it with $25 dollar jerkbaits before!!!

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23 Sep 08:17

Will you be on live tonight? Wanna break the lake down together?

I’m a huge advocate of harvesting fish but dang I hate harvesting the fish. I’ve cleaned so many I’m just over it🥹

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You might not believe me when I say this…… almost all of us have fishing trips with no bites, just a few bites or nothing like we expected. It’s ok and those trips still provide valuable information. A lot of the time you’re still headed the right way.

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22 Sep 21:44

That’s good news! I think about how your trips are going everyday. How’s it feel to get some clues? How was the tournament this week?

21 Sep 09:35

Dude!!! Can you show us more?

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20 Sep 23:19

Iconic lake!!!

This is all subjective to the type of lake it is and the species. Let’s get more information!

20 Sep 23:18

Let’s break this post down.

1. Are you really clueless? Can we draw on some past experiences when fishing was tough? How did you get around or break through this type of obstacle in past times? That can be our clue for this qualifier.

2.Muddy high water eliminates 90% of the lake. That’s a HUGE CLUE ON WHAT TO DO! Actually there’s only one thing to do!

3.you can’t weigh practice fish so no worry there. High and muddy in the fall will be tough on the entire field.

4. With the conditions you mentioned it doesn’t make sense to worry about fishing deep. So you’re lucky that it doesn’t matter this week!

5. Do the thing tomorrow. Let’s debrief the tournament on Monday on live class.

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20 Sep 07:00

It depends on what type of lake, species, and time of year. Often times this time of year I’ll look offshore when the water is high. The fish usually stay where they are. Fish offshore are less affected by the water changes. Not that many are shallow and now they’re harder to find because there’s more available cover