EPIC MELTDOWNS WHILE TOURNAMENT FISHING! - Greers Ferry

[@davidwilliams1805]

Sometimes it can definitely get on your nerves and cause you to get a bit frustrated. It's easy to tell someone to not let it bother you, but it's a whole other thing to remain calm at times when you miss some good ones. We've all been there! Thanks for sharing this. I hope you catch 5 giants on day 2!

[@501Bassin_SWarb]

Man I felt that first 5 mins wholeheartedly! Same happened to me from back of the boat during Bull Super. Like you say “just gotta keep chunkin”. When it’s your day it’s your day, and when it isn’t it just ain’t!

[@JaretRushingFishing]

This definitely wasn’t my day!!! Lol

[@toph2o676]

I'm new here to Arkansas from out west. An observation after watching your videos on the Lost fish I believe that you're holding your Rod straight up to the sky instead of parallel to the water that might help on your hookups. The other thing that I noticed is why only throw a Buzz bait what about a walking bait might give the fish a better chance of of coming back at the lure. Gerald swindle says that he loves people that fish in the back of the boat holding a rod like that because they're going to show you where all the fish are. Good videos look forward to more coming just a thought

[@jackierutherford5179]

enjoy your videos Jaret, but you don't know how big those fish were that hit your topwater, it's a guess at best. Unless a fish comes out of the water and it's close enough to get a decent look at him.... it's a rookie overreaction.Sorry. But I still enjoy watching your vids.

[@JaretRushingFishing]

Thank you for the comment but I have to respectfully disagree. As an angler, you can tell the second you set the hook how big the fish is (or at least if it’s small, average or better than average).