I think it’s a good idea to show the masses you don’t need an expensive bass boat to fish/compete.  Honestly that’s partly what kept me from entering local tournaments.  Felt I couldn’t compete with the boat I had.  Grew up on Lake Erie, bought my first boat in 2010. 1979 19’ Sylvan aluminum deep v.  Had it for a decade, and still caught plenty of bass out of it after finally gaining the courage to enter in Wednesday nighter tournaments. 

Hey happy to!  I actually made a 2.5 minute deep dive video before I knew it had to be a minute or less to post.  Happy Holidays!

I’ve used the Core Tackle hover rig a few times for really stubborn shallow bass.  It’s not a go-to for me but something I keep in the arsenal. It honestly reminds me of using the Banjo Minnow kit back in the day.  BLat Spinning Sick Stick for everything!

I’d be happy to!

I like to use these clips for my drop shot weights.  Makes it convenient if you have to change weight sizes on the fly and won’t twist. 

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Great_Lakes_Finesse_Quick_Shot_Clip_15pk/descpage-GLFQUCKSHOT.html

Why do you use an off set for casting and straight shank for flipping? 

I’m not sure where you are but I’m hoping you’re not still there stuck in the mud.  

When researching a new lake for a tournament, what are some tips on why you should focus on one bass species vs another.   LMB / SMB