Great video to help newbies. It’s hard to reach new fisher people because fishing has gone beyond High Tech. I ha D someone the other day drop by the house, I was in the garage piddling with boat. His 1st word was WOW as he walked into the garage looking at the boat and my kayak both sitting on trailers. He said why in the hell do you need TV’s on your boat. I explained the Monitors were fish finders. He said are you that bad at fishing that you need to see the fish under you before you can catch them? That made me realize how far we’ve advanced and a far many are behind and have no clue to where fishing has gone since the stick, line, bobber, hook and worm sitting on the creekside with your best buddy visualizing a monster catfish sucking down your worm and you carrying that big catfish down the street on your stronger for all to see and talk about that night at the dinner table. I still remember those dreams and I hope every kid on earth has that same opportunity I had. It’s hard to slow down and look back. Just don’t forget. Those times are yours forever! Larry Moss KERRVILLE, Tx
J-DUB....great stuff brother! HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE THE #1 RANKED BASS PRO IN THE ENTIRE FREAKIN' WORLD??? It has to be an awesome feelin'! Stay safe out there.👊🤙
I was hoping you’d do this video. Delaware bass are very very over pressured so I appreciate your tips man! You answered a question I had about hook size too and I’m kinda pleased my gut was telling me what you actually said. Keep up the great content Mr Wheeler!
J Wheel is the man, he is the GOAT of modern bass fishing, I expect my granchildren to be watching him on plasma hologram tv 40 years from now like we do with Bill Dance & Roland Martin in their 70's and 80's today !!!!
Great job! J. Wheeler. Just went last week. Cloudy, 50's temp, East wind. KVD 1.5 sexy shad square, 1/2 oz Black and Chrome Rattle Trap and Chartreuse Chatterbait. Caught two on each bass lure. 3 different ponds. Nothing on topwater. Didnt try a Spinnerbait. Will down size and try a shad colored square bill crank, spinnerbait and a Green Pumpkin Senko Texas rigged. On Saturday it will be in the high 50 's. I have fished every month this year. It's been a very productive fishing year. Even during Covid 19. See ya! On the Lakes. Jacob Wheeler! Shawn
Good stuff! Thank you! *Friendly camera help; make sure to manual focus when you have a contrasting situation (sunny outside, dark garage) to stay in focus. Some cameras autofocus struggle in those situations
I hope whoever edits these videos and does th camera work sees your comment. Gotta be honest, even the first 40 seconds were bugging me with the constant focus adjustment.
When I was doing camera work for the outdoor channel and men's network on satellite, I was taught to set your focus which would mean if you know you have a set focal point at x distance you focus that distance to be perfectly in focus and you could rack clean everytime or push into that set distance and it would be in focus without any adjustments everytime. That's why it's so hard to do duck hunting show's because the camera guy can't ever preset the focus ahead of time so they have to push out while maintaining focus on a moving target. It's very hard to do with a broadcast camera all the while keeping audio Db set at a reasonable level for four different voices of guys who may have completely different sounding voices in the blind. But guys who can do that make 750 per day not 150 a day like wheeler is probably paying.
@@rowdybroomstick1216 Yep. he probably just has it set on autofocus (which is fine 90% of the time) but I agree, if your stationary with a set focal distance, you shouldn't need autofocus which will hunt in certain situations. A little tweak, and It would help his over all production value but I still love his content. Super informational and good vibes.
Hey Jacob, my college team and I are having a friendly tournament this sunday (October 4th) in Dayton Tennessee. You and your family along with anyone else who watches your channel are more than welcome to come fish in our little friendly tournament. Feel free to reply to my comment if you have any questions. Keep up the awesome work man. Your making history
Great info and I'm sure your tips will add a few fish to my fall haul. I love soft plastics so I think I will try your tips in that area first, as well as the spinner and top water baits. As a newbie bass guy who just shore fishes local lakes I'm really hoping to get my first fish with something top water also. Again thanks for all the tips and tricks!
Two things: 1) Been watching a lot of Major League Fishing and my son is now a Jacob Wheeler fan 2) That is the best and most well put to use gaarage ever
Today in Illinois, water temps between 48-50. Threw the 1.5 (normally throwing 2.5) and couldn't keep them off. They were holding super close to the banks around points, like inches off. After I figured that out, I found a pattern and really started pulling in numbers.
On the Central Illinois powerplant lakes they are chasing minnows onto shallow flats. I'm throwing lipless cranks and small walking baits and tearing them up.
By far my favorite bass angler! And a massive amount of info, btw this stuff works in South Africa too, although our temperature change is less extreme in “fall” autumn
To give another option for throwing those smaller square bills don’t be afraid to throw them on a medium or medium heavy spinning rod. I’m in Iowa and the fish have keyed in on the small gills and I cashed a check throwing a bluegill color 1.0 on a spinning reel during a tough bite. They cast those small cranks really well and load up super nice so the fish stay pinned. I throw it with 10lb flouro. Great spot on info as always in the video!!
Your The man Wheels. I'm in ga on good olé Lanier ,fish are still on a drop shot but a lot are starting to make a move to skinnier water .Have not really done great but fair,leaving at 3am in the morn to try your pattern of cranking some creeks. I have caught a few on crank baits all summer but it has always been early . Thanks for all the great videos . Very informative and of great knowledge of a incredible fisherman. See ya out there someday. Good luck and many 20lb sax
I’ve been chasing those schooling fish with a soft jerk bait and doing ok... but I like the idea of using a faster bait like the buzz bait to cover more water. Def gonna try it this week!
love the channel. wish you would do more smallmouth vids. that's pretty much all we have up here in the northeast. tons of people too, so i think it would be well received!
Thank you for all the great info. One suggestion, for us newbie fishermen like me can you show an example of different types of baits. Like I don't know what a walking bait, pencil popper baits are.
hey man love your channel, fellow Hoosier here. i didnt realize to downsize in the fall i just assumed upsize for the fall bite, I'll take your word for it tho your the pro
Good lure suggestions. Something hardly mentioned is a tail spinner. It matches the tiny Shad profile so well and it can get to depth quickly. Damiki and lunker hunt make some, I’m sure there are others too. My go to for fall!
Been a tough fall transition on Chick this year. Grass has come in great though. Can’t wait for the full fall bite having nothing but a frog and punch rig on the deck
The fall dings baby.... I'm from New York, about 40 minutes south of the catskills and it's cold up here at night I had 3 frosts back to back to back this week, last weekend the were biting small finesse jigs or micro. Need rigs, beckley power bait 3 inch grubs with the twisty trick tails, clipless crank, poppers, a food old jitterbug. Top water ect thx for the video wheel man, are you fishing hartwell next or what. Hope to see the footage. RIP there faces off wheel man!!!
Hell yeah I went to the river here in Tuscaloosa and had a lot of luck on the lipless crank bait and it was just a great day and time. Especially since I never have that much luck with crank baits. I’m starting to figure out how to use them more and when to use them and the signs the fish are giving off for them
Was catching a few at night at Tim's Ford on big worm but temp. drop change things . Like your tips will try out next time I go Really liked The rod tip.
Bandit 100 , 1/4 oz Accent spinnerbaits , and a spook jr in bone is what I cover water with in the fall . And sometimes i swim a small white jig with a white grub tail .
I throw small spinnerbaits and buzzbaits on 7' med action rods with a 7.1 gear ratio bait caster and 15lb copolymer line . Ligher line , lighter rod for lighter baits .
Good or bad thing to get slot of perch hitting your worm. Idk if that means the bait fish feel safe or keep throwing there and the biggens will show up?
Hey Jacob, I’m in Michigan and my home lake is a little 500 acre lake in south east Michigan. The water temp is down right at 50 already here. Are my Bass in winter patterns now or do you think they are still feeding in late fall patterns? Help please. Any advice would be great
Hey bud I got a highschool bassmaster tournament Sunday at milwood lake and I’ve been catching them on a square bill in backs of creeks in about 7ft if water, the water is pretty clear and if the bites with the crankbait starts to flow down what about a skipping jig? We caught a couple on a jig and the fish seem to just been waiting for something to come by bc every catch I’ve gotton have been beside cover or a stump etc, I appreciate ya
There’s been a school in the same spot for a week that I can get about 10 fish a day out of before they quit eating. Biggest fish I’ve hooked out of it is a little under 3 pounds but I’m sure there’s bigger ones down there. Any suggestions to hook a big one? I’ve had the most success dragging bottom with a deep crank but I’ve caught some suspended on a chatterbait too. Curiously they are preferring bluegill colors to shad colors despite lots of shad on top
Don't give up guys. It is really challenging right now all over the country; water levels fluctuating, extreme temperature range day-to-day, highly pressured water bodies, and bait-focused targets that can afford to be selective about what they will eat, or, even IF they will tolerate an intrusion of their space.
I fish Kayaks professionally and next year the Bassmasters Kayak series. In all of my 45 plus years of fishing I have never caught a bass on topwater. I am in Northern Upper Michigan and my fall bite has been tough and frustrating. More tips please.lol
Thats crazy løl...for treble lures~Rebel Pop-R &Aborghast* Jitterbug (both in smaller sizes) have served me well every season but winter relatively close to shorelines ...for more weedless approach~topwater frogs or buzzbaits shine when ya can make accurate casts,,&with your experience I'm sure ya can place it where ya want(hell whenever possible from yak id throw it on the bank&drag it in the water this time if the fall)..still in shock ya haven't got it done yet(most people I know consider topwater their favorite bite) Get out on the yak with nothing but topwater gear& force your 1st 🤣 &I'm sure Jacob has videos about fishing everything I mentioned (maybe not the Jitterbug,but everything else) Good luck!!!
I just can't get it.lol. I have ton of top water. I don't think I am patient enough. I am going south for a couple weeks this winter. I am going to work hard on top water
@@Im118ish I have done that. Part of the issue I have 4 months to fish up here. I am way up im Michigan. In fact it is snowing. You are right. I need to fish a day at a time to get my technique right.
I'm 13 and don't have the money for a rod for every bait in my bag and the bass in my lake like big baits so whats a good all around casting rod and all around spinning rod???
Just a quick question. Did you ever go to college. I want to do what you do one day for a living and I am curious if most pros don’t go to college and just work hard until they make it doing something without a degree. Thanks
I’m not a pro fisherman, but I’m a 32 year old man who’s seen a lot of lost dreams. Watch LakeForkGuy’s videos on how he got where he is today. He fished college, pro tour, and now he’s a UA-camr and business owner. If you go to college, get an education you can use. Agriculture business, marine biology, business management, photography or journalism, media type degree, or something. Social media management will be crucial for future sports professionals including anglers. But always have a backup plan. The fish will always be in the water. Tournaments are very expensive, and so are house notes, car notes, insurance, so on. Adding in a $100,000 bass boat, insurance, and fuel all cost money.
Great video to help newbies. It’s hard to reach new fisher people because fishing has gone beyond High Tech. I ha
D someone the other day drop by the house, I was in the garage piddling with boat. His 1st word was WOW as he walked into the garage looking at the boat and my kayak both sitting on trailers. He said why in the hell do you need TV’s on your boat. I explained the
Monitors were fish finders. He said are you that bad at fishing that you need to see the fish under you before you can catch them? That made me realize how far we’ve advanced and a far many are behind and have no clue to where fishing has gone since the stick, line, bobber, hook and worm sitting on the creekside with your best buddy visualizing a monster catfish sucking down your worm and you carrying that big catfish down the street on your stronger for all to see and talk about that night at the dinner table. I still remember those dreams and I hope every kid on earth has that same opportunity I had. It’s hard to slow down and look back. Just don’t forget. Those times are yours forever!
Larry Moss
KERRVILLE, Tx
No one understands or explains any better. Thanks for the tips J.
J-DUB....great stuff brother! HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE THE #1 RANKED BASS PRO IN THE ENTIRE FREAKIN' WORLD??? It has to be an awesome feelin'! Stay safe out there.👊🤙
I was hoping you’d do this video. Delaware bass are very very over pressured so I appreciate your tips man! You answered a question I had about hook size too and I’m kinda pleased my gut was telling me what you actually said. Keep up the great content Mr Wheeler!
“Spring ding” spinnerbait in my smaller creeks and rivers is absolutely dominating right now. Awesome tips though!
lipless are rocking it too!
The fall transition bite is on fire here in Missouri !!
That’s one HELL OF A section you got for your lures. Holy cow. I thought I had to much!
"Fish blowing up" phrase...I use it all the time and just realized when Jacob said it how crazy it sounds.
J Wheel is the man, he is the GOAT of modern bass fishing, I expect my granchildren to be watching him on plasma hologram tv 40 years from now like we do with Bill Dance & Roland Martin in their 70's and 80's today !!!!
I respect how organized your fishing stuff is. Looks awesome man
GREAT STUFF and thank you for explaining this to those of us who don’t tournament fish as a living! Thanks again, JWheels!,,
Great job! J. Wheeler. Just went last week. Cloudy, 50's temp, East wind. KVD 1.5 sexy shad square, 1/2 oz Black and Chrome Rattle Trap and Chartreuse Chatterbait. Caught two on each bass lure. 3 different ponds. Nothing on topwater. Didnt try a Spinnerbait. Will down size and try a shad colored square bill crank, spinnerbait and a Green Pumpkin Senko Texas rigged. On Saturday it will be in the high 50 's. I have fished every month this year. It's been a very productive fishing year. Even during Covid 19. See ya! On the Lakes. Jacob Wheeler! Shawn
Good stuff! Thank you! *Friendly camera help; make sure to manual focus when you have a contrasting situation (sunny outside, dark garage) to stay in focus. Some cameras autofocus struggle in those situations
I hope whoever edits these videos and does th camera work sees your comment. Gotta be honest, even the first 40 seconds were bugging me with the constant focus adjustment.
When I was doing camera work for the outdoor channel and men's network on satellite, I was taught to set your focus which would mean if you know you have a set focal point at x distance you focus that distance to be perfectly in focus and you could rack clean everytime or push into that set distance and it would be in focus without any adjustments everytime. That's why it's so hard to do duck hunting show's because the camera guy can't ever preset the focus ahead of time so they have to push out while maintaining focus on a moving target. It's very hard to do with a broadcast camera all the while keeping audio Db set at a reasonable level for four different voices of guys who may have completely different sounding voices in the blind. But guys who can do that make 750 per day not 150 a day like wheeler is probably paying.
@@rowdybroomstick1216 Yep. he probably just has it set on autofocus (which is fine 90% of the time) but I agree, if your stationary with a set focal distance, you shouldn't need autofocus which will hunt in certain situations. A little tweak, and It would help his over all production value but I still love his content. Super informational and good vibes.
DNT even need a little of that much tackle.. all you need
One word
SENKO
Hey Jacob, my college team and I are having a friendly tournament this sunday (October 4th) in Dayton Tennessee. You and your family along with anyone else who watches your channel are more than welcome to come fish in our little friendly tournament. Feel free to reply to my comment if you have any questions. Keep up the awesome work man. Your making history
Hey do a pond fishing tips for fall
It’s been tough here lately. Good to know I’m on the right track as far as lure selection Thx for the great video
Great info and I'm sure your tips will add a few fish to my fall haul. I love soft plastics so I think I will try your tips in that area first, as well as the spinner and top water baits. As a newbie bass guy who just shore fishes local lakes I'm really hoping to get my first fish with something top water also. Again thanks for all the tips and tricks!
Great video buddy. Simple but solid as crap
Two things:
1) Been watching a lot of Major League Fishing and my son is now a Jacob Wheeler fan
2) That is the best and most well put to use gaarage ever
Love the slim shake worm. When Bite gets tough it gets it done. Great video Wheeler!
Hopefully someday I’ll be fishing with you!!
Thank you for this video we can’t figure out how to catch them we are only getting a few bites
Today in Illinois, water temps between 48-50. Threw the 1.5 (normally throwing 2.5) and couldn't keep them off. They were holding super close to the banks around points, like inches off. After I figured that out, I found a pattern and really started pulling in numbers.
On the Central Illinois powerplant lakes they are chasing minnows onto shallow flats. I'm throwing lipless cranks and small walking baits and tearing them up.
By far my favorite bass angler! And a massive amount of info, btw this stuff works in South Africa too, although our temperature change is less extreme in “fall” autumn
To give another option for throwing those smaller square bills don’t be afraid to throw them on a medium or medium heavy spinning rod. I’m in Iowa and the fish have keyed in on the small gills and I cashed a check throwing a bluegill color 1.0 on a spinning reel during a tough bite. They cast those small cranks really well and load up super nice so the fish stay pinned. I throw it with 10lb flouro. Great spot on info as always in the video!!
Your The man Wheels. I'm in ga on good olé Lanier ,fish are still on a drop shot but a lot are starting to make a move to skinnier water .Have not really done great but fair,leaving at 3am in the morn to try your pattern of cranking some creeks. I have caught a few on crank baits all summer but it has always been early . Thanks for all the great videos . Very informative and of great knowledge of a incredible fisherman. See ya out there someday. Good luck and many 20lb sax
I’ve been chasing those schooling fish with a soft jerk bait and doing ok... but I like the idea of using a faster bait like the buzz bait to cover more water. Def gonna try it this week!
I came across you're channel a couple months ago and I've watched every single one since. J Wheels is the man!
love the channel. wish you would do more smallmouth vids. that's pretty much all we have up here in the northeast. tons of people too, so i think it would be well received!
Thank you for all the great info. One suggestion, for us newbie fishermen like me can you show an example of different types of baits. Like I don't know what a walking bait, pencil popper baits are.
You are the best. Thanks brother
My goto bait on tough catch days is a 1/4 oz white roostertail. The blade really imitates small baitfish. It's a rarely seen thrown bait nowadays.
It's hard to explain stuff and all that stuff about fishing buts that why I watch you because your good at that's stuf
Will these tips also apply in my pondfishing? Thank you friend! BABAAM!! 🤜 💥🤛
hey man love your channel, fellow Hoosier here. i didnt realize to downsize in the fall i just assumed upsize for the fall bite, I'll take your word for it tho your the pro
Nice video Jacob, right now we are going through that transition here in west Texas, it can be hard but that’s why is good to be Versatile
Good lure suggestions.
Something hardly mentioned is a tail spinner. It matches the tiny Shad profile so well and it can get to depth quickly. Damiki and lunker hunt make some, I’m sure there are others too. My go to for fall!
Great tips for fall
Great tip on downsizing the worms. I did not know that one. What about at night?
Great vid, keep em coming!🎣👍👊
Out here in SoCal... Drop Shot or Spinnerbait! I’m missing the East coast fisheries a little bit!
Thanks Jacob. The best getting blessed keep it up brotha
Boy its rough up here on the Ohio River! Good stuff Wheels!
It is tough over much of the country right now. Don't get frustrated and just think outside of the box to present a bait in a new fashion.
Love your videos dude, keep’em coming
This video makes me want to go fishing, take me on a fishing trip Wheeler lol
Been a tough fall transition on Chick this year. Grass has come in great though. Can’t wait for the full fall bite having nothing but a frog and punch rig on the deck
Your content never disappoints! Thank you!
I’m down from south Mississippi, and I’ve been doing pretty well on larger profile worms, but they seem to want it as slow as you can work it
Thanks for the tips been needing help in fall
Focus.... lol, I kept thinking I'd had one to many while watching 🤣 Love the content 👊👊👊
Great info ! Love watching you man thank you for everything
Awesome video and teaching session.
great vid man
The fall dings baby.... I'm from New York, about 40 minutes south of the catskills and it's cold up here at night I had 3 frosts back to back to back this week, last weekend the were biting small finesse jigs or micro. Need rigs, beckley power bait 3 inch grubs with the twisty trick tails, clipless crank, poppers, a food old jitterbug. Top water ect thx for the video wheel man, are you fishing hartwell next or what. Hope to see the footage. RIP there faces off wheel man!!!
Just recently subscribed and this information will be very useful for me thanks! Great video
One day I will have a tackle stockpile like this!
Hell yeah I went to the river here in Tuscaloosa and had a lot of luck on the lipless crank bait and it was just a great day and time. Especially since I never have that much luck with crank baits. I’m starting to figure out how to use them more and when to use them and the signs the fish are giving off for them
Great video man thank you for your hard work💪
Awesome video! Loved the content. You fish lake shafer recently?
Not in several years
Wheeler Fishing yeah. I have a place there. It’s been fun lately.
Solid info brother do you have any advice or tip for Northern Florida bass.fishing here is crazy and super tough.
Was catching a few at night at Tim's Ford on big worm but temp. drop change things . Like your tips will try out next time I go Really liked The rod tip.
So much great information gotta love him
Please make more of these videos!!!!
Dude you should have a lot more subscribers
Great tips... Always appreciated...
These tips are perfect for lake Conroe everyone thinks bigger bait bigger fish definitely not the case when it starts cooling off
Saw you putting your entire rig into the water to free up a hang up. How did you hold your line to recover the rig when it freed up your lure??
Grab the line in between the first eye of the rod and the reel and then pull it tight from the line and the rod will be able to run down the line
J Wheels do you like throwing a chatterbait in the fall too?
Bandit 100 , 1/4 oz Accent spinnerbaits , and a spook jr in bone is what I cover water with in the fall . And sometimes i swim a small white jig with a white grub tail .
What setup do you throw the smaller buzzbaits on? They always run wonky on my normal buzz rod
I throw small spinnerbaits and buzzbaits on 7' med action rods with a 7.1 gear ratio bait caster and 15lb copolymer line . Ligher line , lighter rod for lighter baits .
Couple weeks ago I was getting bit consistently on a swim jig! Chatter couldn't get a bite, frog nothing, popper nothing. I'm up in WI
I was using the slim shake natural color today and ended up with 5
You are the best bro
Good or bad thing to get slot of perch hitting your worm. Idk if that means the bait fish feel safe or keep throwing there and the biggens will show up?
Who else loves wheeler
Love is a strong word
who dosen't
No homo but yea
What would you recommend for Colorado fall transition baits?
Thanks man great video
Video was great!
Hey Jacob, I’m in Michigan and my home lake is a little 500 acre lake in south east Michigan. The water temp is down right at 50 already here. Are my Bass in winter patterns now or do you think they are still feeding in late fall patterns? Help please. Any advice would be great
Great info, thanks.
J Dub dropping knowledge 🤙🏼
Hey bud I got a highschool bassmaster tournament Sunday at milwood lake and I’ve been catching them on a square bill in backs of creeks in about 7ft if water, the water is pretty clear and if the bites with the crankbait starts to flow down what about a skipping jig? We caught a couple on a jig and the fish seem to just been waiting for something to come by bc every catch I’ve gotton have been beside cover or a stump etc, I appreciate ya
Live in orlando, what do you suggest I try for the transition? Favorite way to fish is a Texas rig but im open to try anything
There’s been a school in the same spot for a week that I can get about 10 fish a day out of before they quit eating. Biggest fish I’ve hooked out of it is a little under 3 pounds but I’m sure there’s bigger ones down there. Any suggestions to hook a big one? I’ve had the most success dragging bottom with a deep crank but I’ve caught some suspended on a chatterbait too. Curiously they are preferring bluegill colors to shad colors despite lots of shad on top
J-wheels does this apply to Geist and Monroe?🤦🏾♂️
Never mind you answer my question
Oh yeah boys and girls the best UA-camr
Great video.
Don't give up guys. It is really challenging right now all over the country; water levels fluctuating, extreme temperature range day-to-day, highly pressured water bodies, and bait-focused targets that can afford to be selective about what they will eat, or, even IF they will tolerate an intrusion of their space.
Thank You, Great vid
Are you on the Google squad pro staff?
up north I think a shad looking jerkbait also excels in the fall
I fish Kayaks professionally and next year the Bassmasters Kayak series. In all of my 45 plus years of fishing I have never caught a bass on topwater. I am in Northern Upper Michigan and my fall bite has been tough and frustrating. More tips please.lol
Thats crazy løl...for treble lures~Rebel Pop-R &Aborghast* Jitterbug (both in smaller sizes) have served me well every season but winter relatively close to shorelines ...for more weedless approach~topwater frogs or buzzbaits shine when ya can make accurate casts,,&with your experience I'm sure ya can place it where ya want(hell whenever possible from yak id throw it on the bank&drag it in the water this time if the fall)..still in shock ya haven't got it done yet(most people I know consider topwater their favorite bite)
Get out on the yak with nothing but topwater gear& force your 1st 🤣
&I'm sure Jacob has videos about fishing everything I mentioned (maybe not the Jitterbug,but everything else)
Good luck!!!
I just can't get it.lol. I have ton of top water. I don't think I am patient enough. I am going south for a couple weeks this winter. I am going to work hard on top water
My confidence bait is a whacky rig senko which embodies patience løl...fishing topwater to me feels like watching/racing an RC boat🤣
Statistically ya should've at least foul-hooked a bluegill by now🤣
@@Im118ish I have done that. Part of the issue I have 4 months to fish up here. I am way up im Michigan. In fact it is snowing. You are right. I need to fish a day at a time to get my technique right.
I do!
I'm 13 and don't have the money for a rod for every bait in my bag and the bass in my lake like big baits so whats a good all around casting rod and all around spinning rod???
Epic videos
could you use a drag n drop waitless and use it like a fluke cause its a little bit smaller and it acts kinda like a jerk bait with out the rattle
I thought OG stood for Original Gangster not Ott's Garage...lol
Just a quick question. Did you ever go to college. I want to do what you do one day for a living and I am curious if most pros don’t go to college and just work hard until they make it doing something without a degree. Thanks
I’m not a pro fisherman, but I’m a 32 year old man who’s seen a lot of lost dreams. Watch LakeForkGuy’s videos on how he got where he is today. He fished college, pro tour, and now he’s a UA-camr and business owner.
If you go to college, get an education you can use. Agriculture business, marine biology, business management, photography or journalism, media type degree, or something. Social media management will be crucial for future sports professionals including anglers.
But always have a backup plan. The fish will always be in the water. Tournaments are very expensive, and so are house notes, car notes, insurance, so on. Adding in a $100,000 bass boat, insurance, and fuel all cost money.
Great kid super good fisherman