I am excited to represent the development program and the SUF community. I didn’t have a clue what was going on cause I was out in the woods and in the rain doing some sunset fishing. I’m so thankful and shocked. 1. I’d love to have a jersey or a hat to represent 2. I don’t fish for smallmouth much because we don’t really have em down here, but when I fish for them below pickwick dam you can find them in the strongest current like yall said, but the biggest I’ve caught were in the eddies.

Does anyone use seat risers? Looking at a 2” front seat riser but does that mean I also need a rear seat riser as well? Anyone have either and can tell me about it.

Also, I keep a small lithium battery in the front compartment of my oldtown autopilot and I think it got wet at Kentucky lake. How do you keep these batteries dry or is there a better way to store it? All help is appreciated.

This was a rewarding experience. Reelfoot lake is one of the most beautiful fisheries, but it can be so difficult to bass fish. I fished for 10 hours yesterday and only got one bite. I used that bite to target “something different” and it paid off this morning.

I wonder where I caught this fish at. Great first day of King of the Ring!

I know someone has a trick. How do you wash these things and get the smell out? 😂

🤔The pros agree with what Blat said earlier.

This is how you know you love what you do.

Gonna share a new experience for me from this last tournament. I caught an early limit and it gave no signs of upgrades so I wanted to challenge myself with fishing current. I faught the boat traffic and the current itself for a few hours. I bumped a ned rig around and hammered some drum, but the few times I hooked a bass, they just came loose at the kayak. Does anyone know why the bass didn’t stay pinned as well in the current but the drum did?

What’s everyone’s favorite app for studying a lake? Deep dive? Omnia? ..?

“Weigh-in is closed” 😂😂