I think you have most of this --> Fundamental Workshops (Learn and Get better at): The Essential Beginner's Tackle Box; Choosing Your First Rod & Reel Combo; Bass Senses: How They See, Hear, and Feed; Hooks 101: Size, Shape, and When to Use Each; Basic Casting Accuracy; The Hookset: Timing and Technique; Summer Shutdown: Finding Summer Fish; Reading the Wind: Friend or Foe?; Using Boat Positioning to Your Advantage; Reading a Lake Map (bathymetry); Tangled Lines and Snags: Management & Prevention; Building Confidence in a Single Technique; Learning from Mistakes: The Fishing Log; Basic Electronics: Understanding Your Depth Finder; Setting Realistic Expectations for Success; Your Intermediate Gear Checklist (Moving up to the next level)

It got worse...

Those gar have some teeth.

I like to share! I am sending it down the east coast all the way to FL. Enjoy!!!!

SWEEETTTT!!! That is Great! 

Love it! Congrats. You deserve that awesome bag of fish. Enjoy it and write down and remember what worked build on that.

I would love it!

Keep at it, absorb as much as you can in a way that works for you. Since I work in AI now, I am creating prompts that may help bass fisherman with their research - https://www.instagram.com/bassfishingaiprompts/ and https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582954121838

Awesome!!

I've had great success buying used Smith, Oakley, or your favorite premium frames on eBay. Find cheap ones with the lenses a bit scratched up, but the frames are still solid. Then I just order brand new polarized lenses from someplace like Revant Optics (revantoptics.com) to swap in. You end up with premium quality polarized sunglasses at a fraction of the cost. The Revant lenses are excellent and they have tons of tint options for different fishing conditions! I have done this twice with a set of Smith frames that are discontinued.