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Pro Tip #1: To learn how to fish a bait and gain confidence in it, you must devote time to it. If you are new to a bait, the only way to really gain confidence in it and know how to work it is to set aside a full day on the water and fish only that one bait. You force yourself to find the diversity in the bait and try and catch fish with it instead of just "chunking and winding". This is how I learned to fish a Jig and a Yamamoto DT Hula Grub and both now are some of my favorite baits. Good luck on the water and there will be more to come. |
Pitching and Flipping -Click HQ to watch in high quality Drop Shot Rigging -Click HQ to watch in high quality 2009 Sportsman's Show Clips -Another small video of some 2009 Puyallup Sportsman's Show booths, looking forward to doing some larger videos in the coming months -View in Higher Definition on YouTube Website This video is just a sample and trial, there is some editing needed and some funny bloopers (like me almost stepping off my boat). More will come when the technical things are worked out. ENJOY!! |
| Pro Tip #2: When you are pre-fishing for a tournament, break down a body of water before you even step foot in your boat. Use a map system such as the Navionics NavPlanner to scout out areas and eliminate water before you start fishing, as it will make your fishing much more more "hassle-free". |
