A few pics from last night and this morning. I love the end of summer cool down. The fish start gathering and if you can find them they are hungry.
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05 Sep 11:58
A few pics from last night and this morning. I love the end of summer cool down. The fish start gathering and if you can find them they are hungry.
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02 Sep 14:55
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01 Sep 10:07
2026 has been awesome from fishing perspective so far. I am grateful for the BLat and SUF community. Thanks! I have come so far in a few years. 1% improvement over and over again.
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01 Sep 09:43
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27 Aug 23:39
Kindlewood Cares -- Dog Days Derby is in the books!
🎣 Congratulations to the winners and participants:
We raised $158.73 for the Jimmy Fund.
Northern Division
Brian Barde — 98.50 in.
Ken Pfeiffer — 93.25 in.
Kevin Skovenski (WI) — 83.25 in.
Southern Division
Dale Wiles — 103.75 in.
Ray Brunetti — 98.50 in.
Dustin Jones — 97.00 in.
Tyson Balaam — 67.00 in.
Caleb Kelly — 22.50 in.
Kids Division
Buxton Pinkman — 34.75 in.
If you haven't fished one of these derbies yet: Kindlewood Cares' Cast for a Cause is a CPR bass tournament series where competition funds charity — and Tournament 4 of 5, Fall Frenzy, is open for registration now. Let's get some more SUF members fishing. I am going to randomly give away some Premium Neoprene rod sleeve to SUF members that register.
📅 Sept 4 – Oct 11 | 💵 $25 Adults / $5 Kids | 🔓 Code drops Sept 3, 9 PM EDT
👉 https://app.fishingchaos.com/club/KWC2026
https://share.fishingchaos.com/tournament/d5JcejnOsPvEQxOwY1nY
Where Competition Meets Compassion.
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23 Aug 14:56
Quick, look at the home page for the BFL's - I am the video thumbnail for Cayuga Lake 👍😜 ---> https://majorleaguefishing.com/circuits/bfl/ --
This tournament did not have the results I wanted but I choose to be positive, learn and enjoy the processs and grind. Being uncomfortable is usually when you are learning. It was so memoriable and I had a blast weighing my one 1-10 fish. Mike B. the tournament director is great! Happiness is a choice you can make too.
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22 Aug 16:43
This Cayuga Lake Bass cost me a lot of time but gave a some money back and clearly I am thrilled to catch it!! Light and variable what felt like 20mph south wind blowing straight up the lake made it like an ocean. Ken and I caught 18 lbs on Wed but not on tournament day. I appreciate the experience and now can say I fished Cayuga. Nothing broke so far which is good. I appreciate the support from everyone. I learned a lot and got more experience. I LOVE SUZUKI! Somehow I got the Suzuki Contingency with one fish... IMHO, the most reliable outboard on the water.
Go Explore and Make Memories!
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09 Aug 17:40
Rock Crawler help me out this weekend. Got some money for being the top placing Suzuki in the tournament. Thanks Suzuki Marine for the contingency. 26th out of 77 boats on Lake Champlain. Thanks Doc T. for the custom rock crawlers they helped me cull up a couple of times.
It was not without adversity. Broke a Talon. Got a nail and had to do some roadside screw removal and tire plugging. Ended up with another 16 lb bag on Champlain. Finesse jig, not a crappie lure Mack ;-) and Doc's rock crawler did the job. I made a move that was not the best, I should have stayed put and made another pass thru the rocky shoal to hopefully crank up another 3-4 lb'er to get closer to 18 pounds to put me in the top ten. I am grateful for every trip! Just making the first cast is a blessing. I always try to remember "what you take for granted, someone else is wishing for"
Ken and I had a memorable few days fishing on Champlain and some Texas Roadhouse. 😋
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04 Aug 19:25
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03 Aug 22:06
I was able to squeak out a win at my club’s 2 day tournament on Champlain. 33 lbs and .2 ounces two day total.