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Brian L.

Belton, SC, United States

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08 Jun 19:31

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A big 12” worm plays in the summer! Let’s do a mini workshop this on the tech side of fishing big worms.
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08 Jun 19:31

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New mini workshop on summer time fishing with a big worm

What colors

What applications

Rods and reels

Where to fish them
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03 Jun 09:30

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02 Jun 12:11

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Here’s a clip from the doc series about the new bait I did with zman and my son.
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01 Jun 20:44

Here’s a new lure I’ve been working on with zman. I’ve caught a lot of bass on this since last fall.

Watch full video here https://youtu.be/kiihUs4UXXY?si=19U745wuYMWyHDyP
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01 Jun 14:16

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Byron Johnson is the 2nd place winner for the SUF big bass challenge for this month!!!
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01 Jun 14:15

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Brian Barde was the winner for our smallmouth division of the SUF big bass challenge!
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01 Jun 14:14

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Congratulations to Erick Zenke for winning the award for the largest spotted bass of our big bass tournament this month!
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30 May 16:01

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Here’s the winners for our 1st SUF big bass challenge! If you didn’t submitt any catches it’s ok! Let’s jump on the train in June!
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30 May 15:59

You should be looking for bluegill beds!!! Have you seen this live class yet?
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Finding Bluegill Beds for Bass Fishing

This lesson breaks down how to consistently find bluegill beds and use that knowledge to locate bass during the bluegill spawn. You’ll learn to study the bluegill’s habits—their life cycles, preferred spots, and why they relate to shallow areas, docks, and shell beds. It covers when to use your eyes to spot beds and when electronics like side scan or forward-facing sonar matter, especially in stained water. By thinking about food sources and why bluegill gather in high-percentage areas, you’ll start connecting seasonal cues to find quality bass. Avoid common mistakes, like overlooking dock lights or making assumptions about bed depth, and use this approach as a blueprint for breaking down big water efficiently.