Ricky Taylor

Providence Forge, VA, United States

I am a husband, father of 3 girls, and a Retried Army Veteran who loves the outdoors.

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Nov 18 at 03:49 PM

Kids ordered me some awesome merchandise for my birthday! Def gonna wear down at the local docks and try to recruit some more members. Let’s get that number to 4 for 2025!

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Posted

Nov 11 at 07:47 AM

To all the Veterans, thank you for your service to our great nation.

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Posted

Nov 03 at 10:23 AM

Good morning. Currently considering setting up my little girl, she’s 8, and to be my co-angler for local tournaments. She’s great at fishing the wacky, has her count down and twitch to be dangerous. My dilemma is she loves to catch, but the fishing part gets boring. My questions for children are:

1\\. At what age do you recommend or start?
2\\. What are great confidence baits?
3\\. Do you have a rod reel combo preference?

Thank you all and have a blessed day.

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Posted

Oct 29 at 11:54 AM

Best kept secret in the military. Of course we fish on Army ships around the world. Here’s a sample from 1999 off of Cozumel Mexico on the USAV 2034 Perryville. Go Army!

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Posted

Oct 24 at 02:46 PM

Take the time to watch Randy and Brian talk about trailers in the latest live.
I have always been a soft plastics guy, but I joined this school to open my mind with spinners, chatters, cranks. I hit the lake this morning throwing my nemesis, the Chatterbait, that everyone so loves and I can’t catch crap with. I paired it with rapala crushcity mayor. Looks beautiful and matched the environment somewhat. Tip learned in the video. Had a few hits and landed a decent one with the three reels, drop retrive. Learning the bite will take some time, esp where it feels like your hung when they hit it. At least that’s how it was today.
What’s your experience with the chatterbait? Any helpful tips?
Today new lesson: I flipped the paddle tail over, upside down, when threading on. Game changing!

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Oct 21 at 08:39 AM

Good morning team. In need of advice. I lost my trolling motor yesterday after the housing decided to blow up. So now the search for a new one begins. What’s your preference when it comes to selecting the best trolling motor for the dollar spent? I currently run a 24v, 70# on an 18’ fiberglass. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Have a bless day

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Posted

Oct 20 at 06:53 AM

There’s a first for everything, and I drew the last chip….

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Oct 18 at 05:52 PM

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Spent most the day on the lake throwing spinners, chatters, texas, drop, etc with the intention to keep wacky aside for my practice run. After a true skunk in the making, I made the switch. Guess I know my plan on Sunday. Anyone have any other suggestions?

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Posted

Oct 14 at 12:03 PM

Chickahominy Lake ( Historical)

Fairly new to me lake. I have fished three times to gain some knowledge as I prep for the local tournaments. I have never fished a tournament before so this is all new to me.
I do not have like scope. I have a personal goal I need to achieve before I allow myself to add.

https://link.fishbrain.com/AMuqzEaEk33x4LFo8

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Posted

Oct 11 at 06:20 PM

It’s not every day you run into the legend. Academy Sports in Richmond, VA.

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