I’ve noticed something about creating bank fisherman content. Often times we believe that classes for bank anglers aren’t valuable for boaters. NOTHING CAN BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH. A principle in one area of fishing is compatible in every area in fishing. That is true often time across species as well! There’s tons of nuggets about fishing current, lure selection and map study in the “mastering bank fishing” workshop. All of these lessons are congruent for everyone here in the school. The only difference is the mode of transportation.

Mastering bank fishing part 2

I guess this could have been worse….

Lately I’ve been mentioning fishing the upper portions of rivers and lakes. Mark Jonas asked for a deeper explanation of why that’s important. Here’s why that’s a place you should be looking for the next 6 weeks.

How many fishing trips did y’all get in this weekend?

Submit your questions here for the SUNDAY Q&A. If you’re new to SU Fishing, every Sunday you can submit your questions about fishing that come up during the weekend. Any conversation is welcomed. Share them below here in the comments and I’ll answer during the week!

This question was submitted for the Sunday Q&A. This sounds like a place I’d love to fish!

My buddy mark and I fished the tallaposa river today. He caught a 5 pound spotted bass on a jig. 🙄😮‍💨😩 For those of you who may not know……. A 5 pounder is like a 8-9 pound large. This was his personal best today!

#Onerodchallenge with brooks. We caught them on Ned rigs again.
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This photo is for Ken Pfiffer. We talked about places to catch bass on the st Lawrence river. This is a aerial shot of a place I throw a Crankbait. On this particular day I had 20lbs using a rock crawler fishing the edges of flats like this.