99% Of Us Make Rod Movement Mistakes - Watch Synced Video of Rod and Lure Movement

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

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[@michaelbush7696]

Enjoy all your content but this is one of my favorites. Had no idea how fast my lures are moving while I'm thinking that I'm going slow. Thanks Steve!

[@Radican1]

I don’t know if I enjoy this video or not. Most my reels are higher gear ratio and now I’m thinking I need to get all slower gears😩😩😩😂

[@oldiron4135]

​@@Radican1Just go a little slower. IE instead of a 3/4 turn on a 6.5:1 reel on a quick rod twitch, go a 1/2 turn on a 7.5:1 reel, but most of your action is now in your rod. Even a faster reel your action is now mostly in your rod and just use the fast reel to bring up slack. Still a little quick but it's now where your patience come into play.

[@PARCOllc]

Finally a video where someone isn't trying to sell me something. Thank you

[@darkhorsefive0]

The underwater footage confirms what I’ve been suspecting. I’m over working my plastic baits, compared to what I want it to do. Thanks for posting this.

[@johngalt671]

This may be one of the most helpful youtube bass videos out there.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! It was a blast to put together.

[@aaronhobe7004]

Steve., this video is pure Gold! I tripped my catches using #4 and #5…..your video showed me how much I over work my soft plastics. Thank you for all of your great content! 🎣

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful. And thank you for watching.

[@egomaniac247]

just came across this video today. This thing deserves a million views

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! Maybe someday it will get there. It keeps doing well for me. And thank you for watching!

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

I am absolutely blown away by how much this video will undoubtedly help my success in fishing soft plastics and jigs I've been fishing soft plastics for 40 years and learned more in your

[@carcasecommander4968]

I second @arthurdirindinjr1792 sentiments. Thank you for sharing this great analysis on the 5 retrieve techniques. I really had no idea how much my technique actually moved the bait on the bottom. I truly learned something new today.

[@freshandsaltyjohnny]

Amazing info. One thing I always do is play with the lure in front of me and practice how I will fish It. Some of the baits I make are sinking blend and some are floating blend which impart different movement and what not. Very importantto play with the bait and understand the ways of how to fish it before you start bombing it out there. Sometimes it takes that to understand it better because you can have the wrong reel ratio that your using and now you have to compensate because your not running a high speed ratio. Hope that helps. Anyways this man is a legend I go here for tips and tricks and I'm always satisfied.

[@GettingBentWithBo]

Very smart.

[@wooklim9440]

This is amazing synchronization--well done. Appreciate all the painstaking work to present this to your viewers--kudos!

[@Chris-fh8uh]

One of the best instructional content creators

[@sharkydiver3900]

wow! I can't count how many bass fishing vids I've watched. This is the most useful ive ever seen. Im about to go out and practice. thanks!!!

[@Upgraydez]

I could be wrong, but with the camera view, it looks like many people focus on the wrong part of the rod. The end ur holding is only moving a small amount so u think ur just twitching the lure. Look at the tip of the rod to better approximate how far ur lure is moving.

[@loganbdow]

In combination on how fast you reel good way to think about it for me

[@TreeTwoOne-Go]

This is one of two videos I've seen where someone actually demonstrates how to move a soft plastic without assuming the person watching knows bass fishing jargon. Super helpful.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Headcrabman9999]

Finally, a video that shows this unambiguously instead of just using vague descriptions! Where I'm at, water visibility is always 1 foot or less, so it's hard for me to get an impression of what my soft plastic is doing underwater. Now I know!

[@gkt7412]

You constantly provide content like this video which shed light on the essential nuances of technique which make all the difference. Every video is a literal perspective unlike any other channel; I have learned so much. Everything we do at the point of the rod is amplified so much by the time it reaches the lure!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I'm glad it was helpful! And thank you for watching.

[@bradr.7249]

That was really an eye opener for me. I need to pay attention more to how I am moving my plastics. I have been moving my rod tip way too much. I am enjoying the bass behavior bundle. It was worth the weight. Thanks Steve.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I am excited about the new topics I have coming up for it. There should be new stuff coming constantly.

[@geraldpaben7344]

Just came across your vids a couple of weeks ago you’ve been knockin it out of the park for years .. lettin me know after 55 years of fishin I don’t know as much as I thought I did… thanks keep up the excellent work..HAVE FUN!!!

[@enocfuentes1964]

Very impressed with how scientific your approach is to bettering your fishing game. Much respect and thanks from someone starting out in this hobby.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! And welcome to bass fishing. Such a fun sport with so many ways to fish.

[@rgdayo]

Wow. This was enlightening. Always hear about fishing slower, but this is a good example of just how slow might be required.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@aggietommyjones]

This video is so so important for not only new anglers, but anglers who don’t spend everyday on the water. I’m sharing this to a lot of people. I will add, do you think it would be possible to do a third angle with a “hat cam” showing what the line looks like coming off your rod into the water? I tend to watch my line quite a bit to get an understanding of what’s going on vs watching my hands. Would be good with a hi vis yellow line or something

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I think the hat cam is a great idea. I will definitely have to do that when I do a part 2 to this one. Thank you for the idea!

[@DustyNonya]

This is why I've tested a few rigs in a swimming pool where the bait is visible. An old Shakespeare/Zebco push button with a super low gear ratio allows for more mistakes in wind speed than an open bail or baitcaster. I still often like to jig with a short pole pushbutton in little nooks as I have the accuracy of a baitcaster without any of the other issues involved.

[@Guyallknowing]

Best advice I got for a Texas rig was reel it as slow as you can #4, if you think you’re going slow, go even slower. Drives em crazy and fish love to follow the worm and inspect it.

[@PKD253]

Wow the way you explained that and showed us underwater footage is absolutely incredible. Thank you! Can’t wait to see what other videos you have. Keep up the good work sir!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@johnmiller5987]

Really enjoyed this video. Made me wonder how different weights react to the same retreives. Also how wind and current affect your presentation.

[@dane.7705]

Well, this shows the disconnect between what is happening and what you THINK is happening, and how important slowing down is.😮

[@Carlos-jp6mg]

This is awesome! Thank you for making this video! I did not know I was making mistake reeling!

[@KNIGHTnHALE]

This may be the single best piece of content I've seen on fishing YT in quite some time. Actual information that we all thought we understood that shows us we don't know jack 😅

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@erokfishing]

Great video! I think this is why I have always had more success with shakey head or ned rigs because it forces me to just shake the rod tip where as with other techniques I am more prone to move the bait too much.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

After spending so much time filming underwater, it really hit me how much I would work a lure way more than I realized. It doesn't take much to make a huge difference. Thank you for watching.

[@thatfishingnoob]

I’m surprised this doesn’t have a lot more views. Great information and camera setup/synchronization. I’ll be binge watching your videos in the time to come.

[@kylek165]

Awesome video!! it will definitely improve my retrieval! Many thanks sir

[@thewhiskyscout1238]

A great demonstration with the camera, it helps clarify the action differences for those who have not fished clear water or paid attention to what is actually happening below the surface with the lure. I am not sure the title applies though, except for those starting out. Each of those retrieves can have application beyond the level bottom demonstration. Knowing bottom structure and vegetation determines which of those retrieve patterns will work and when. I have used them all at one point or another with success.

[@phils6733]

Fantastic video…I can now see what I’ve been doing wrong forsure…thanks so much great video…when I use a senco I’ll go with a wacky worm presentation mostly but figure it would be really similar

[@jeffarmstrong9324]

I sort of discovered the reel drag/tip down last week while working a swim jig through downed timber. I could feel everything AND I was getting bit! A real eye opening video, Thanks.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks for sharing!

[@MrJohnB-qs6dp]

Wow!! It's unbelieve able the difference in the presentations!!! Thanks for showing & sharing as it made me think I change the way to present a bait!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!! 🤠👍

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! Have a wonderful Easter weekend.

[@coachmozer8099]

You keep outdoing yourself with these videos.. will watch this one again before going out this weekend !

[@thestime]

EXCELLENT video Steve. Great content which will help me out so much. Wow. The work to get that split screen up there was well worth it. Take care my friend!!

[@Bert.Stanton]

Great video. Going to try that slack line retrieve this evening.

[@Insurance-Rep]

Steve You and I have communicated in the past. This video as well as the one on the Tritanopia filter are two of the best videos that I have seen. Great work.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I appreciate that.

[@jasonbell2070]

Great video. Really eye opening. Great to see the real time action under the water.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnLong02245]

This demonstration changed my retrieve methods. Seeing what is happening with the lure has always been a curiosity for me. Now I have a good idea what’s happening down there.

[@harryaterui2474]

Another useful, well-executed video. Thank you!

[@AString95]

Honestly just found your channel and I love how simple and concise it is. Topics are on point. Thank you.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Awesome, thank you!

[@enonek2960]

Very informative! I was totally wrong on what I thought was going on with my Texas rigs. Thanks Steve!

[@davewylie654]

So many of the tackle tip videos are no Brainer deals BUT this one was brilliant using that conduit to show what tiny shakes of the rod actually do!! Great one man!!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@MrGruver1]

I was taught to use my rod in slow lateral movements to drag my bait along the bottom. There are certain techniques that work best using both. But dragging crawdad bait or worm works, it’s slow but so are worms

[@johnmundorff4752]

Awesome video. I would have never guessed there would be that much movement with just moving the rod tip up. I was thinking it would just be dragging the lure across the bottom of the lake.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.

[@turtlepoi]

Fishing my whole life. Nowhere near a pro but hit em when many don't. Got to say this was a GREAT idea for a video and (as I try to regularly) I learned good stuff. This time form you.. Thanks bud!!!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DrGargani]

wow! definitely one of your best ever, and as we all know, on certain days, these are the subtleties that can make the difference in eliciting a strike..

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@onepunch9203]

Great idea with the synchronized camera shots! 👍🏼 I often wonder if my retrieve is doing what I want it to do at the other end of my line. This was helpful. Thanks.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was useful! Thanks for watching.

[@jamesf1525]

Nicely done. Thanks for the insight.

[@mysteryman5213]

Excellent info Steve! I suspect many of new anglers such as myself learned something valuable.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I hope it is helpful.

[@johnsteele1456]

Very interesting to see. I learn something from every one of your videos.

[@clydesharman2053]

This is great information I mean this changes how I will retrieve any bait from my favorite Texas rig worm to a jig or a bladed jig or square bill

[@cyrus7210]

Showed me what I've been doing for the better part of 50yrs compared to what I thought I've been doing. Time to put some thinking into my game plan. It's going to be interesting to say the least. Thanks man, going this morning to get started. That's the justification I'm telling Angie.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Good luck out there!

[@jeffreyrodgers5835]

Maybe the single best explanation of rod movement and it's effects. It will make me slow down and hold my rod tip lower especially on light bite days. Post spawn for sure great video again. Your only getting better. Good job

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I definitely agree with you. I will be much more conscious of keeping the rod tip down.

[@LowBrowFishing]

Great video as always! I've always favored a side sweep retrieve for my jigs and plastics because I felt it kept better bottom contact. I still go too fast a lot of times, though. Hard to slow down. I could probably do with a 2:1 reel, lol.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I remember when I had a pile of 5.1:1 reels. Those are extremely hard to find anymore. There are still a few manufacturers cranking them out, but not many.

[@troyreynolds7943]

Rod tip down 5.2:1 reel when its cold or im needing to make myself slowdown and crawl jig, shakey head etc. Another great video cant argue with what we see. I normally use 7'2" rod and will lower tip rod as i get closer to the boat/bank.

[@andrewpayne2811]

Your videos and experiments have without a doubt caught me more fish. Thank you so much for what you do!!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That is so good to hear! Thank you.

[@JoshAnthonyBRUH]

Ive been taking bass fishing more serious recently and I appreciate this type of stuff. thanks man

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I'm glad it has been helpful!

[@cpntexas_x]

Thanks Steve for such an informative video. With our fast paced life, I can see here fishing way to fast the same methods I caught so many with as a young kid in our farm ponds years ago. As in life, so in fishing, time to slow it down and enjoy the adventure including more bites!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I agree with you! I let all the hectic stuff going on in life get in the way while fishing. I will often be out there thinking about other things instead of just focusing on the fishing and enjoying being outdoors.

[@finmanpoozie4756]

What I typically do is make a short cast with the 1st few casts of a new bait in very shallow water just so I can see what the action is before even casting for real. That lets me see what's needed to drag it, hop it or whatever. Same for crank/stick baits/rattle traps/whatever. I want to see what happens on a fall, see what happens on a rip, twitch etc & see what the wiggle/action looks like etc. etc. etc. Look & observe. I also try to use fluro leaders on the end of a high vis braid. This lets me let a rubber bait fall naturally on slack line & the high vis line show me a slight change, even a light twitch becomes visible with a subtle bite.... can't feel a pickup on a fall when it's pure slack. I was using dark green but to my eyes it was way to tricky seeing that "surface twitch" of the line (not sure how to really describe it). I'd consider always having line run over your index finger on a bait caster because you'll often feel something long before a rod blank can transfer it. For spinning, I literally have the line over my index finger also for the same reason, no exceptions. After a few yrs of both it's just 2nd nature TBH but the payoff of doing it is huge. I never do a 9-11. I'm more of a 7-7:05, maybe a 7-7:10 tip raise type of guy because of the amount the bait moves...awesome job demonstrating that in this video. I get to make it a subtle rise & fall by lifting the tip, or make it more so with a slight snap of the tip (to about what a 9-11 would be probably) so i'm not risking being in an uncomfortable hook setting position with a high tip. I'd like to maybe when using just the reel for dragging a bait along, I don't keep the rod tip pointing down too far. The video was parallel with the water it looked like, and that's perfect IMHO. I need to be able drop the tip, introduce some slack & then jam the hook home on a rod tip snap. If a rod tip is too low, that hook setting slack just doesn't happen and a hook can just be pulled forward (esp on EWG types of hooks)...getting the net wet then is more luck esp on largemouth I'm not sure how many guys think about other downsides of the 9-11 rod lift: When there's a strike around that 11 mark, there's not e heckuva lot of room for a hook set then. That's always been my main reason for not doing that drastic of a lift & fall. I want to always keep my rod tip in place for a hookset without introducing a ton of slack line to pick up. About a week ago, I compared a Shimano bait caster. These are the results from Shimano's site. Same model, different gears: 6.3:1 = 25" line per crank 7.2:1 = 28" line per crank 8.2:1 = 32" line per crank it's a maximum of an extra 4-7" retrieve per line. Slow down, speed up cranking but I'm not buying into the marketing hype of others with "need a 8:1 ratio to keep up with a bass heading to the boat" PFFFT marketing!!! Nothing more...I can reel faster, lift my tip to pick up line, take 2 steps backwards or whatever. It's also a lot less torque on the high speed reels IMHO. I've told a few @docks..."if cranking faster is too much work, then give up fishing" :) :) ... I'd rather spend the $ on tackle, not reels, also IMHO This is another phenomenal vid!! I am seriously impressed. If (IF) I ever post vids, I hope to be as thorough as you are in yours.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

This is all great stuff! Thank you for taking the time to share it with us!

[@joewinkler2168]

Wow Steve! That was an eye-opener. Ya just gave me a new prospective on C-rig. Thanks for sharing!

[@krga94c]

This is excellent content. But also keep in mind that casting to and retrieving from a sloped bank, from shallow to deep, is going enter a whole another factor. However, this video gives an great baseline reference to start from. Thanks for sharing

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That is definitely true. I should plan on doing one with sloped banks. Thank you for sharing this!

[@dan_kay]

Excellent presentation.

[@Tybo2626]

Well organized, concise, and entertaining. Came to this video from your March lure recommendation video. Subbing now.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@redbeard6606]

Great video Steve. Love the visual of how far the bait moves, its a lot further than I expected.

[@MrMichaelDodd]

Incredibly valuable content. You have such fresh eyes and common sense. Please keep it up!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@maxcole3930]

Awesome footage & info. Very good point about as lure gets closer & you have less line out, how much more movement the rod has on our baits! My old home lake in Ohio before I moved south was crystal clear. I would play with my baits in shallows so I knew what my rod & reel actions were actually doing to my baits. I don't think I thought about how having more or less line out would change that though...

[@bryanhayes9728]

Same!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

[@escapetherace1943]

I'm having fun nailing brookies so I decided I want to maybe hit up bass too. Snagged a Lews combo baitcaster and hoping I can nail some smallmouth soon

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Good luck out there!

[@phillamoore157]

Steve, you are absolutely CRUSHING it with these videos. Your relatability is a thing of beauty. Nothing replaces time on the water, but your approach makes understanding, and learning this stuff so much easier. Btw...did you say you were learning trumpet? Was that you? If so, how's it going. As an old, fat funk drummer, I absolutely love horn sections. I could listen to Tower of Power for hours on end.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you! I do play trumpet and guitar. Been playing that horn for 40 years now - man time goes fast. Just finished up playing in a pit orchestra for the last two weeks for a musical production. And I agree, I can listen to Tower of Power for hours as well.

[@phillamoore157]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors Ahhh...I misunderstood. So, you've been doing longer than me! Guitar is my second instrument. Would love to hear that orchestra if there's any clips floating around. Yeah, my heart broke when TOP's rhythm section finally came to pass. Rocco died some years back, and Garibaldi, a HUGE hero of mine finally retired. They'll be replaced with amazing players, but wow, to think that an era of the greatest funk/soul on earth is over, was tough to come to grips with. *I'd love to get an hour lesson with Garibaldi (and Colaiuta) the same way I'd love a day on the water fishing with you, picking your brain.* 👍

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

@@phillamoore157 I will have to keep you updated on the clips. I'm pretty sure it will be available on KZbin soon.

[@Tomc8030]

This is probably the best video I’ve seen on just how fast the bait is actually moving when you lift that rod tip….. ? Do you have any ideal what kind of bait movement you get with just shaking a slack line and not lifting the rod. Tanks for posting…..l. FYI it’s crazy how much you and I actually fish a like.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

That is a great question. Without lifting the rod, the bait inches forward very slightly. It basically just moves in place.

[@Tomc8030]

@@SteveRogersOutdoors that’s kinda what I was thinking just don’t have a way to check and watch it! Thanks for the feedback.

[@WorldsOkayestBusDriver]

WOW, huge eye opener…. I kayak fish and rod angle is much different than standing in a boat. I need to do things different this year

[@OJA1965]

Very informative. It is definitely different than I imagined. Not sure how I was ever able to catch fish. I will definitely keep all this in mind

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Tubewatcherdude]

Oh wow, never considered just how holding the rod a certain way could affect the bait so much. Very informative video sir thank you

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@d-money5976]

Excellent break down and all makes perfectly good common sense ...Thank you

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you for watching!

[@NeilGraham.I.M.F]

What a great video, and a topic you'd never seen anybody else cover at least I haven't. I would love to see this become a series where you show different baits. Say jigs, or even crankbaits sky's the limit. If you have those videos already I apologize for not seeing them

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I hope to be working on a bunch of these this year. Definitely a fun topic to work on.

[@chrisrobinson9332]

Dude that's awesome. I would have never guessed that a Texas rig would have been moving that much just by twitching my rod. Time to start slow reeling. Thanks

[@lebleup]

Eye opener. Whole different perspective with visual effect and facts. Nice. Thank you sir!

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@allenfowler1794]

I just recently subscribed to your channel and love it. Great work!! This video was definitely an eye opener for me. Keep up the good work and tight lines!!

[@ComradeCrow303]

Thank you for this video, it's a game changer. Watching this I realized I'm definitely over working my soft baits.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@toddlester8063]

Great content as always. I'd love to also see what "stitching" your lure looks like.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Definitely. I'm working on one today that should have that in there. Thank you!

[@DavidValazza]

Awesome video- would love to see the same test with Carolina rig

[@GettingBentWithBo]

What an informative video! I had no idea that is what was going on down there. I think this is going to really help.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dewaynewilson8937]

Thank you for all your hard work and sharing all your great info with all of us.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I appreciate that!

[@NineteenEighty8]

Holy shit brotha! This is the most helpful video about angling I EVER seen! Entering my 1st tourny next week, thanks brotha.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Good luck in the tourney!

[@martinp3371]

Liked the video. What kind of rod one uses as well as weight of the rig etc. plays a part. Great video of the underwater demonstration

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It definitely does. Thank you for adding this!

[@simoncapizzi9689]

Fantastic video! Covers a topic that is not often discussed

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I had been wanting to put this one together for quite some time, but it was tricky getting everything set correctly. My wife was a huge help on this one!

[@SeanR_Fishing]

Really informative and well produced content. Super glad I found your channel.

[@chichedare]

Best vid yet! Steve, which technique would you use when in a lot of submerged vegetation? Im gueesing, rod tip up with soft and only a few small twitch/bounces (assume using rig with weed guard) ..thoughts? Thank you Steve.

[@johndynneson662]

Hey 👋. Dude I like your. Short sweet and to the point. Videos. Underwater footage. Proves your points. You can work those baits way too fast. And not know.

[@somewhereinsd362]

Thanks for the hard work on this one.. wow.. i know i gotta slow down now for sure... thx

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

It took quite some time to put together for sure. Lol.

[@fryeguy9939]

WOW. Awesome video.. Very informative video.. I had no idea it moved that much .. EXCELLENT 👍👍

[@victorycigarettes]

I was told to slow down. Started getting a lot more bites once I did, but now seeing how this looks underwater I need to slow down a lot more. Thanks for this video.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@campbelljfishing]

Wow! That was eye opening. Great video, very educational.

[@machoman5928]

Very Informative, thank you

[@philturinsky27]

Man this is great!!!! Could you do this with jigs? Maybe ned rigs? Carolina rigs?

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

This should work for any bottom contact lures. Heavier lures will maintain contact longer as they get close to you but I really focus on retrieve #4 for just about anything I fish on the bottom.

[@manofthehour1983]

This was a great video and very eye opening

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@calebramsey8198]

I would love to see more of the synced retrieve videos. It would also be cool to see synced crankbaits, spinnerbaits, chatter baits, etc. I think alot of use would learn quite a bit.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Thanks! I plan to do more of them.

[@marclafontaine5615]

This is truly awesome and informative sir, thank you very much.

[@SteveRogersOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!