Brian Barde

Pittsfield, MA, United States

USCG Licensed Captain | Northeast Bass Fishing | Enjoying the outdoors | Passionate | #KindlewoodOutdoors #BardeRodz #KindlewoodCares

29 Dec 15:39

That struggle is real...

29 Dec 13:28

Brian Latimer I am diving deep!! I am working on Bass Fishing AI Prompts, as well as an AI app that leverages your fishing notes. I have a prototype. I hate winter but it also good for me. 

29 Dec 13:24

Brian Latimer I totally get it!!! I hate feeling unproductive and it also allows your mind to think about other things. 

29 Dec 13:23

Brian Latimer Love these! I need to do those too.

29 Dec 13:21

Boredom isn't the enemy—it's a sign. If we can resist the urge to immediately scroll it away, your brain starts surfacing what you actually care about. That restless feeling? It's creative pressure building. Some of the best ideas and projects start not from inspiration, but from sitting with boredom long enough to hear what it's asking you to do.

29 Dec 13:10

The boredom your experiencing for these couple of weeks. I don’t ice fish so Up here in the north country I experienced that boredom for over three months. It sucks! What can you do to learn or build a skill or tangential skill that’s gonna help you in 2026 and in the future? For me that was getting a captains license, getting deeply involved with straight up Fishing, studying, and building bass fishing rods and this winter is all about artificial intelligence, both for work and business and Fishing. I’m currently pursuing multiple AI certifications this winter.

29 Dec 13:04

Eddie Nichols we have a round table weekly on Thursdays exactly for this.

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26 Dec 16:16

I like the Chatterspike

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This one's worth your time. Set the goal, keep it simple, fall in love with the process, put in the reps. Be grateful to make the first cast—that alone is amazing. The ability to show up and cast a line-- Already a win. Live this way and confidence and success follows. Watch this one.

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25 Dec 22:36

It really depends on the body of water. Safety first.