Al and Jim don’t need FFS this is just another tool that fishermen can use. I have fished against these knowledgeable men when we only used flashers. The best way to learn is to spend time on the water and these guys are always on the water. I also know that they are human and have slow days just like any of us. I tip my hat to them for sharing their experiences and information to help make us all better fishermen. They are so tuned into what the lakes are doing they make it look easy. Much respect for these two.
Thanks gents! For those of us who can't afford FFS, what do you look for along that outer edge to differentiate the everyday stretches of weedline from the highest-percentage stretches of weedline? Any tips (I live in MN too - Waconia area) would be welcome.
Learn how to identify the weeds that hold fish. Coontail, cabbage, milfoil. They talk about inside turns and points places where they change. You can tell the same thing with a flasher. I’m just trying to help not shaming you by no way. I lived in Brainerd Lakes area and fished against them and learned how to be as good as them. You can to by spending time on the water and learning by making mistakes. I was told to join a local bass club and learn, best advice I was ever taught. Enjoy
It disappoints me that you use FFS. When you can see virtually every location, directional movement and attitude of fish to your lure that's no longer fair chase. Just like spotlighting rutting deer after dark. The increased catch rates testify of that. Just MHO. Anyway Al, I absolutely love your inspirational endings after all the great fishing info!
The Lindner team are best multispecies anglers who’ve ever lived. There is no person on this planet I’d rather fish with than Al!
Once again top notch info from the Lindners. 👍
We have a place on the second lake you guys fished. Certainly isn’t a lake for big fish, but there are a lot of bass.
I love all of closes Al, thank you
Great video! Nice fish! I would really like some more Pike/Musky fishing videos.
Al and Jim don’t need FFS this is just another tool that fishermen can use. I have fished against these knowledgeable men when we only used flashers. The best way to learn is to spend time on the water and these guys are always on the water. I also know that they are human and have slow days just like any of us. I tip my hat to them for sharing their experiences and information to help make us all better fishermen. They are so tuned into what the lakes are doing they make it look easy. Much respect for these two.
Thanks gents! For those of us who can't afford FFS, what do you look for along that outer edge to differentiate the everyday stretches of weedline from the highest-percentage stretches of weedline? Any tips (I live in MN too - Waconia area) would be welcome.
Learn how to identify the weeds that hold fish. Coontail, cabbage, milfoil. They talk about inside turns and points places where they change. You can tell the same thing with a flasher. I’m just trying to help not shaming you by no way. I lived in Brainerd Lakes area and fished against them and learned how to be as good as them. You can to by spending time on the water and learning by making mistakes. I was told to join a local bass club and learn, best advice I was ever taught. Enjoy
I would love to show you how to make more angler better. God Bless you so you can bless others.
It disappoints me that you use FFS. When you can see virtually every location, directional movement and attitude of fish to your lure that's no longer fair chase. Just like spotlighting rutting deer after dark. The increased catch rates testify of that. Just MHO. Anyway Al, I absolutely love your inspirational endings after all the great fishing info!
So sad to see that another show being crippled with FFS. You guys are better than that.
Hey Al,
I am first!