I’m designing a course for people completely new to fishing. After you’ve purchased the right gear what do you think is the most important thing to know next?
In October our second workshop is going to be on old school techniques. There’s so much news on new lures and really not a in-depth teaching on how to fish rigs of the early days.
These techniques and rigs still catch bass and pros often use them. They aren’t fancy, expensive or new so there’s very little information on them.
I’m inviting some of my pro friends to join me in the workshop as well. We’ll cover things like
- Tubes
- Carolina rig
- split shot rig
- lipless crankbaits
- floating worm
- spinnerbaits
None of these are expensive or attractive to make YouTube videos about. However all of these are very affective and can be a good lure for you to catch bass on NOW
Hey guys. I'm doing a "new fisherman's" workshop next week in the app. I know many of you are experienced fishermen. I'd love to have you share some of your recommendations, findings and favorite things about fishing during the workshop. You can post here in the app or contribute on the the live classes as well. What you recommend DOES NOT HAVE TO LINE UP WITH WHAT I SAY. Fishing is very subjective to area and personal preference and it's all valid and valuable information.