How to Approach Your First Kayak Fishing Tournament Season
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- In this video I discuss the recommendations for how to approach your first year fishing in a kayak fishing tournament series.
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It would be great if you could do a first tournament walkthrough. How the day stars, how the launch works, how weighin works, how long to expect to be on the water. Basically a good 10 to 15 min crash course on what to except when a person signs up to fish their first tournament.
I went ahead and subbed. I've seen a few of your videos and they are really good.
I am slowly upgrading my kayak.
1.) I got a dock leash
2.) Made my own kayak dolly
3.) I added rod holders
4.) I added a milk crate also with rod holders
5.) Anchor and a net
I don't have any electronics nor any type of motor and trolly motor.
I know how to bass fish very well but I am practicing how to fish from my kayak.
I also want to add stabilizers too.
Edit: I want to only do local tournaments.
That’s awesome brother. Everyone has their preferences and if it makes you happen then that’s all that matters
Thank you Chad!! ❤
This year of 2022 is my first time getting into kayak bass tournament.
I had my kayak for around 2 or 3 years now and have got a lot of big fish with it. An now i want to see how i do in a tournament with it this year.
Spend a little time fishing in western nc. Fontana, Wolfe, Glenville, Bear, got some great mountain lake fishing down here if you come out this way
Great info.this is my fist season on a trail, and I'm going all in lol
Thank you chad love these videos i will be joining this year in 2024 late but i love being competitive
Great video! I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for your channel!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video
I know this video was from a year ago however what are some on the water etiquette a rookie should know
Thanks Chad
60% is your pocket book,30% is knowledge and 10% is luck. The people with more money don’t need as much skill when they have the price of a decent kayak on electronics
Thanks Chad. I’m about to finish my Rookie season this March and so far I haven’t had a single loss. This is because I have looked at each of my tournaments as stepping stones to fishing knowledge. I want to take a moment to thank everyone that has helped me along the way on this journey. Without you it wouldn’t have been as exciting of a journey or as much fun. It’s great to know that KBF members are always there helping teach newbies like me and everyone else out there on the water. It’s great having a family to count on.
Hey Chad my name is Freddie and I just bought my first kayak it's a 12ft sun dolphin Bali ss I love fish can you tell me were I can go to find out if this is a good fishing kayak thanks
This is great advice going into my first season. I decided to only do online challenges to take a bit of the pressure off and fish my local lakes
Another great video Chad! Thanks for taking the time to answers questions!
Nice! I'm looking to get my stepson and I into tournaments this year, good info
I have not fished any tournaments yet but might start. Thanks for the good information.
How do you know that the fish was caught that day and my buddy said he was having other buddies just bring them fish they were fishing in the boat and they were bringing the fish to the guy when the kayak how is any of this stuff monitored please do a video explaining kayak tournament rules I would think a GoPro should be running at all times like FLW in MLF and Bassmasters
We have a unique identifier that they must have from the day of the event and it isn’t released until the night before. Having a camera running at all times isn’t practical at this time, but we also have polygraph clauses for bigger events and pooling fish is a lot harder than you think. We also have some safe guards built into the app that we don’t tell everyone so that they don’t know what they are and it makes it much, much, tougher to beat that way. We have tons of safeguards and systems in place.
@@ChadHooverFishing so there is a safeguard from another guy just dropping off fish to his buddy at the kayak
Thank you for this great video and advice. This will be my first year of trying tournament fishing and am just getting started in kayak fishing; this really helped inspire me. Sometimes it like being on a learning curve the size if Everest, but the challenge is fun!
Great information. In looking into tournament fishing if for nothing else but to c where I stand
Awesome post, thanks Chad!
Way to drop the knowledge sir! Thank you for the great content
Great advice Chad... knowledge is power, and having the right gear to use when applying that knowledge is for sure the only way to go... add wisdom to that combination and luck becomes a smaller and smaller factor
Chad- research is the key. Exactly right. Time spent looking over maps and other information is NEVER wasted. One thing I have noticed is guys get into the tournament scene and get frustrated when they don't knock it out of the park. It takes time. It's like fighting, on any given day, one fighter is better than another. Same goes with fisherman. We all know what we are doing. We just missed a cast by so much and didn't get that fish. I learned so much my first year of Tournament fishing. I agree confidence plays a big part and the local lake/club comment is a great suggestion. Tight Lines buddy, see you at the NC.
Thank you Chad just subscribed.
Thank you! 👊🏻
Great info as i prepare to compete in a few tournaments for the first time this year. Keep em coming Chad. Great stuff man.
I really enjoy ur vidz. Especially videos for yak fish newb's! Thanks for all the info and the encouragement u give to everyone, willingly.
Just got my first kayak and Gona be doing my first kayak contest this summer
These "How to" videos are great. Thanks Chad!
Join your local kayak fishing club, should be your first step. This will give you the experience fishing with other anglers and fishing against other anglers in a more relaxed atmosphere. Once you have built your confidence, your knowledge, and skills where they need to be before you enter your first tournament , all of those pressures will be less intimidating. I do agree doing your homework on the area your getting ready to fish is a must.
That was awesome (now that I’ve watched) I’ve been Collecting all of my research into Microsoft one note. I have electronica notebooks built up all the information concerning the fisheries I plan to hit for tournaments this year. It is an awesome tool because it syncs to the cloud, so you have it everywhere. And, you can literally print to it, drop pictures in it, type notes, draw, virtually everything!
That is awesome your question got answered! 🤙🏻🔥🔥🎣
Chad,
Allot of great advise having three straight days is a great way to tackle any body of water. Learning how to breakdown water is the biggest factor of #KayakFishing any event wither your a beginner or a seasoned #KayakAngler, the reality is even in a power boat no one can fish the entire body of water. Following the 60/30/10 #Rule is the way to go, Chad I'm always grateful for your content.
Just subscribed, Found you on UA-cam while researching fishing kayaks, been traveling USA with the wife for last 19 months, moving up to Mt Dora Fl in April. Plan on fishing the area December to May, maybe a tournament in the future, who knows, Thanks for the motivational .
Saw that haul on Instagram and figured I’d check out how to get started 😂
Lol same!
Awesome……🤙🏾🤙🏾
Great video chad ! Well explained thanks , I have a question about fishing in Florida vs you being in Tennessee? Should i look at it the same as far as waters researching spots etc or because it’s so hot year down here ..
Set goals on each Tournment in your rookie season
What are 2 solid ways to get information on a fishery without being on that body of water?
Go Adam!! @bigboombassin
FANGIRLING!!!
easy way of saying what my dad taught me is make your luck