Ha ha... Fumbled but still got the touchdown..

Man, I'm so glad I don't have to deal with livewells... But kayaks have about the same problem.. I can't even count how many bass have flipped off my ketchboard and back into the water... even with me using the net-blocking trick... I lost a 22.75" during a really important tournament last summer..

I'm confused...

Tom Spoljaric it's a lot, no joke... I really don't know how the youtube guys do it.. unless they have hired someone to do the editing for them... it's one thing to have to rig your kayak, tackle, motor, batteries... Paddle, pfd...etc, etc... than, if you want to do a little social media and share your journey with folks... then you gotta worry about cameras, gopro batteries/cords, angles, views, shots, editing, posting... it's a lot.. but....it IS a great way to share it with family and friends and hopefully bring some more people in to the sport..

Also, make further casts... are you using ffs? I don't have ffs, so if you are seeing them following and not biting, maybe they are seeing you... Get further away from the bank, make longer casts, puts the bait in front of them longer.. I started doing this and my bite rate went way up ... Just an idea. (Of course, this is kayak bass fishing with no ffs, you're set up could be totally different).

Chris Stangel wait... no, I'm NOT the new kid anymore.. lol.. I've been in SUF for about 5 months.. I was welcoming the new students too..! ha ha..

I always ALWAYS wear a life jacket... this day the river was only 4' deep in 90% of the river... and I was trying out the chest mount (bra) for the camera.. I went and put it on top of my life jacket an hour later.. NEVER go out without it, don't be stupid, it's cooler to wear it than to not..we just lost another kayak angler due to a life jacket not being worn..

I think I need bigger handles on my reels.. lol

Yes..! Im having a lot of issues with the storage deal.. my phone is full, I don't have a PC, using a spare phone just for editing.. it's a headache..!

I've had miles of practice....backwards..lol. All the river boatramps on the Oconee river are long like this one... this one is down from lake sinclair in Milledgeville, Ga..when Ga Power starts generating, the river can rise from 4' to over 10' in a matter of minutes.. then there are the floods, etc.. I've been there when there was only 10' of ramp at this ramp...