Spring Fishing Mistakes You Need To Avoid!! (Don't Be That Guy)

[@Strat642001]

I'm a big proponent for basic physical fitness. A basic stretching routine throughout the year is so beneficial for weekend fishermen, especially. Minor muscle strains (or worse back issues) and such can be avoided for the most part. We're not used to fishing al day and will be using muscles not used in the off-season. Nothing kills any day of fishing more than a stiff back.

[@MalkavianC]

Shoulders, too. Messing up a shoulder ain’t no joke no matter your age

[@kunaiwithchain5278]

Deadlift is a great way to strengthen your back and core.

[@gregmanley1246]

My biggest piece of advice in addition to what Tim said - Don't be afraid to change to something you are not confident in. Build your confidence with new baits. I've converted many stubborn fisherman that I bring on my boat to new techniques and lures after out fishing them 10:1 because I am doing something they are not comfortable with. Watch videos, ask your friends how they do it. Once I showed them how it works and consistently encourage them to try other things they started catching many more fish and it was rewarding for them to add new tools to their arsenal of fishing fun!

[@douglasbaum1846]

Very good point, I'm trying new to me baits and tactics this year. Hope I get some. Tight lines my friend!

[@amorton94]

I'll be honest, I am overwhelmed with all the content you guys have been putting out lately. The information overload is real.

[@BigAl0311]

I have the worst habit of not wanting to give up on a spot and I’ll waste time staying there. 20 minute rule is great advice, thank you

[@timothymason8779]

I think this is one of the best videos you made. You told the truth. God Bless you and your family always

[@larrystolzman9337]

Tim: Great video, just two things to add. Number 6: remember the loved ones who got you into fishing. Dad and/or Mom, favorite uncles or aunts, friends, cousins, girlfriends, boyfriends…..remember the good times. Number 7: take a treat to enjoy on the lake. I taught my grandkids fishing is always better if you have a few gum drops warmed by the sun. Thanks for the great advice. Personally guilty of all 5 of your points, but will improve ( or have a gum drop trying.) Stay safe, Happy Easter, God Bless.

[@robertdtimmerman]

I’ve been frustrated by fishing before, but never to the point of wanting to throw my gear away. It cost me alot of time and money. Even on bad days, fishing is peaceful and helps me unwind and recharge. On those bad days, it’s good to know there is a Tactical Bassin video that deals with whatever I faced that day at the lake.

[@michaellightle4406]

A bad day of fishing is still better than a good day in the office

[@kerryschallon8879]

Great chat Tim. I'm 60 years old and thankful for it. Had a near fatal accident some years back (hit by a train) so every time I'm out fishing that's my thank you lord time😊

[@hollowayoutdoors8713]

I haven't caught a bass in months, but going fishing is the biggest release for me, being at the lake and out in nature is the best part

[@ElliottGFishing]

The last tip you gave about having fun was the most important to me. Sometimes I can go from hero to zero overnight and I feel like it’s the end of the world. Thankfully the sun comes back up the next day and I get another chance to remember why I love fishing.

[@FreeRiderNeal]

You hit the nail on the head with this one. I'm out there to have fun, learn, and take in the beauty. After my father tragically passed unexpectedly back in November, I really just stopped fishing. I was under so much stress that I totally forgot why I started fishing in the first place... To build my physical, mental, and spiritual fitness because of some major health changes including a pacemaker (at 29). My father was 55 years old, perfectly healthy for his age and went to bed one night like any other, only to never wake up again due to a heart attack.... Thank you Tim for reinstating my desire to get back out there and to remember why I started in the first place.

[@Unsensitive]

I fish for those reasons and a little extra food. Generally don't fish unless I plan to eat them. I started fishing for golden and river red horse this last year. Enjoy the scenery and wading the streams in my area. Quite enjoyable, fun to catch, and rarely see another person in the area. At 12-18", decent fish for eating. Front half of fillet is a very mild white fish, back half is very bony. Back half is good if ground for fish cakes, or at 12" or less you can eat with caution. Some suggest pressure canning them, kinda like big sardines, though not tried it yet.

[@FreeRiderNeal]

@@Unsensitive I also keep and eat everything I catch that's within Texas Parks and Wildlife guidelines and that's also not oversized. Largemouth Bass and Carp are the only 2 fish I release regularly unless the fish was severely injured from the hook. Sometimes the artery in the gills gets punctured and the fish just bleeds out. But the way I see it, God put these creatures on this small pebble floating around the universe, called Earth, and those creatures are there for us to nourish our bodies. This may sound odd, but when I catch a keeper, I thank the Lord for allowing me to harvest his creation, and for the animal to suffer as little as possible during the process. I brain spike for the least painful death, followed by bleeding the fish.

[@stormhunted]

Being a guy with limited time to fish, the "always have fun" rule is hands down #1 for me

[@emoutdoors5661]

Last segment was spot on! Too easy to get frustrated and start hating life. Gotta keep that good mindset and being appreciative. Enjoy the moment!

[@joshmason1460]

First tip, not needed for me…but the “slow the hell down” tip…that’s the one I need to work on!! I’m all go go go with my baits…but when conditions don’t allow for that, I have quite a bit of trouble getting adjusted to the slow down!!

[@jdreel0691]

After getting beat up yesterday evening and losing confidence.. this is exactly what I needed to hear on my way to work. Time to get back to map study and get ready for the weekend! Thanks boys!

[@gpharned]

NEVER GIVE UP AFTER A MISSED STRIKE! You should have thrown that one in. Watching you guys nail a giant after a missed strike is amazing, Time after time. Half the time I used to reel it in and cast again after a miss but now I keep it in play until the boat and it has helped my game. By far the best channel on the tube. All the best fishing to everyone!

[@toddg.2638]

When I was young, I constantly fished the Delta and NorCal lakes and was locked onto the fish. For years now, less time on the water and more time watching KZbin videos. My life still revolves around fishing and keeping up with the latest. Time to blow off the dust and get my mental mojo back to the point where everything is in sync and flows again.

[@juliolua2104]

Matt, Tim... I love and respect your guy's passion and professionalism for the sport and the fish! 👊👍🎣💯💪🙏

[@ericsadventuresfishing8832]

thanks Tim really like ya'lls channel haven't been much for bass fishing more the salmon, lake trout trolling style, or big gar, catfish, redfish in the south. after watching ya'll catch teens looks like fun may give it a go. you know fishing is tough enough, then as we do you add in trying to video the whole trip/catch and that adds to the pressure of trying to make it happen. sometimes when it's not happening i'll just leave the cameras at the house and just go out and play. it really helps you sharing that even though most of your videos ya'll are just killing it you also have those bad days/weeks. don't think it will ever get to the point of tossing out all my fishing gear, think we all love the sport, and we always have those days we remember that make us take 4 hours to set up rods, cameras, etc. and head out to make it happen again because there are a ton of folks out there that just can't

[@tagg946]

One thing I realize yesterday while cranking, is that sometimes burning, pausing, twitching, and giving the bait crazy erratic action, just doesn’t work. I was having many more strikes just steady retrieving or waiting until I actually bumped off wood or got caught in grass. It seems like burning and pausing does work more often, when fish aren’t ridiculously active and chasing. But just a steady retrieve through cover was working better for me, as the fish were chasing bait like crazy yesterday. I had about a 50 fish day within a time period of about 3-4 hours on a small swim bait and micro squarebill on my bfs just steady retrieving and letting the cover do the work. Nice vid, tim.

[@douglasbaum1846]

Thanks for the video, I watch them often and always enjoy them. For context on my biggest mistake pattern, I fish a local reservoir called Laurel lake in southeast Kentucky. This water is always super clear, something like 20 feet visibility. Good small mouth population and large mouth and walleye ECT. Anyways my bad habit is to fish close to the shore most of the time. That's how I fished growing up and it's difficult to remember to turn around and fish open water stuff. The lake is super deep for the area of Kentucky. This reservoir empties into lake Cumberland. I occasionally catch bass in 40 to 50 feet of water, the shallow stuff is about 20 feet deep often 6 feet from the bank. Beautiful lake but very humbling to fish in. Gonna try to force myself to chase smallies in the deep, 150 foot realm and get off the banks post spawn. Thanks again for what you guys do.

[@ScruffyCityFishing]

When you feel like quitting, remember why you started. I normally fish to be in nature and spend time with friends/family.. catching fish is a bonus. Glad we have expert advice like yours to help us with that last part.

[@wilmerpruitt6324]

Excellent presentation Tim, great information that is so often over looked. Number 1 on your list was super good stuff to remember, cause your own deflections. I appreciate it so much when you two guys teach, sometimes I think you don't realize how much good information you have locked in your heads that need to be 'REFRESHED" for the rest of us. Number 4 caused me to take almost twenty years off from bass fishing starting 1998, I started back up in 2018 and haven't missed a step since. I am 71 years old, so no more time off from fishing for me. Got to get as much as I can now. Thanks for all you guys do for us!

[@kenostergaard7062]

Hi Tim, just want to give a shot out and say thank you for adding in that little extra information about the red type . It means a lot to us viewers. Have a great day fishing

[@williamgould2470]

Never fall in love with one bait or 1 technique. Just because they Worked in the past doesn't mean that something else would'nt work better in the present. I learned that the hard way Watching guys behind me catch fish that I knew were there but didn't use a Different technique when they were not hitting my tried and true Way of catching them.

[@brianwilson4184]

I agree with not getting over heated if the fish are biting🤯 Use to shoot competitive archery and sometimes I would get in the Funk. My buddy would tell me that’s why they call it archery, just relax and shoot threw it. Often that comes to mind when I can’t buy a bite and can’t get the Mo Jo going when I’m fishing. I’ll just chill and work on casting or maybe a technique I don’t use often 😏 My fishing foundation is Top Water and kinda live and die by it. Your right about other things being more important , I consider it my therapy getting out and wetting a line. Dig your videos.

[@hammer9856]

To your last point about having fun... I always remember what my dad taught me who was a hard working dairy farmer and loved to fish, but had few opportunities to do so given the huge amount of chores that daily had to be done on the farm: "Son, there are two types of days fishing... good days and great days. A good day is when you get to go fishing... a great day is when you catch fish."

[@bernieburns4416]

Thanks Tim. Good advice. It's just fishing, it's a fun hobby for a lot of us. But when times get tuff, people do rethink there interests......

[@Eyesofthasouth]

Sometimes I slam’em sometimes not so much. I got skunked last weekend with all the crazy weather in Louisiana. I always stop and take in the surrounding and am thankful for being on the water. I learn something everytime. Thanks for sharing Matt

[@ChristophercurtisChris]

I started fishing right now everyone's a little kid and I really love it and I'm not want you to stop doing it to I don't want you to it is my favorite hobby

[@BillQuick-qo6lp]

My biggest mistake is fishing too slow And not covering enough water. Going to Texas in late February and I’m gonna make some changes. Thanks Tim!

[@mlinkinsfla]

Good video. I know some of the best trips I have had is when I almost talked myself out of going because it was too ______ (hot, cold, windy, calm, etc.). I also agree with the fishing history bit. I had written off part of my lake due to low catch rates. Now it is one of the most productive areas. Also, if it is a slow day, I sometimes try out new baits and/or techniques just to get a feel for them.

[@raymondpadilla65]

great video especially being a tournament angler and your not winning and you have horrible days on the water and your frustrated and want to quit... this video really helped and put everything in perspective..ty and God bless ❤️🙏🏽☝🏽

[@devinlindberg253]

I really enjoy the last mistakes about fishing. I got super serious about fishing when I came home from Afghanistan and there was numerous times on that trip where I could have gotten my time card punched, but I got back and I was just happy to be out on the water with one of my friends, I just recently got back from Syria and I am really looking forward to fishing this summer and I will always keep us in the back of my mind weather in catching fish or not.

[@kylebolenske4229]

All quality tips. Definitely time to get out and enjoy it. Make sure not to push into shallows to quick and spook them.

[@joshuamurphy8270]

I'm so glad I watched this video I love reaction fishing I'm one of the best at it know when to slow down as we but I really needed to watch this video I fished my first RLOS Bass Fishing Tournament I keep losing fish but now from watching this video I know how I can better fix it. Thank you for taking back I just looked back on alot of memories of when I was a kid slaying them left and right and what I was doing and it dawn on me. Sometimes we have to let out that inner kid. My confidence wasn't as high as it should of been 03/18/2023 but I know what to do now. I need to bring back the inner kid inside of me again. I should of went back to my wheel house but what can we do. At least I had fun at least I was getting bit that is a positive although I lost all of them really good ones too but there is always next time. Thank you for taking me back to my 9 year old self at 35. This video really took me back.

[@davegwiazdon8450]

Without question....this is the best video I've ever seen you put out. Great stuff and all very helpful! I've seen you catch 100's of fish, but this video gives an indication of how you do it. Thanks!

[@Milehighsnake98]

Tim, you're right. My boat is for sale right now because of some things I've been going through that I just have no desire anymore. It's hard to justify. I have hit a point where I enjoyed the hunt, I've enjoyed the equipment and techniques I learned from you, but I just want to throw it all away (sell it, really). Of course I know the moment I do, I will regret it. And some of it is frustration of having very few places to fish anymore, some of it is the extreme pressure on the places I can, and some of it is personal stress. I fished twice all last year, and one of those I didn't even want to be out there.

[@eng62ine]

Nice video. I like to say that even if I don't catch a fish, I did catch some peace of mind. Nothing like being on the water and clearing your head being away from a screen.

[@Kyle-zj5tl]

Great video Tim! Every now and than I text my buddy who got me into fishing to let him know that I appreciate him for that because I always have a great time fishing and just thinking about it when I’m not on the water!!

[@donjohnstonjr2647]

Best video yet! I love watch these two guys. Good Christian and family men who love to fish. They have the best tips! Thank you for what you do. I love fishing when I got time. Thank you!

[@caseysaunders2137]

Great points especially keeping an open mind and most importantly having fun. Being out in nature's beauty is a major factor in the experience. I try to bring a nice sandwich/lunch every trip and tie off somewhere to take a nice 30 min break and just soak up the scenery and clear the mind.

[@davidmiller9363]

It's good to hear that others feel the same way I do!

[@The420Fisherman]

Thanks to you guys, I've built my confidence up in trying new ways. My biggest new thing I've tried and been doing from watching you guys is open water fishing. yes I've made mistakes. A lot of my mistakes I've made, is felling to keep one simple bait rod rigged during tournament. I get caught up on jerk baits and spinner baits or Crank baits. For example, a tournament my partner and I fished. Jerk bait and spinner bait bite was on! My partner had a fish trailing his spinner bait, he was straight figured eighting this 16in buck male bass by the boat, like we're musky fishing. All I could was watching thinking damn wish I had a lil ball jig and grub tied on one of rods! Lol I've done hammered my megabass matt shad 110jr+1 all down this rock bluff wall. No bites, no chasers. Also like to add thanks for that favorite color video, why I dropped the bait I was "Matt Shad!" I do believe I will buy a few more in different sizes after Saturday! Lol Thanks you guys give expert advice and tips and its really up my catching game!

[@eng5002]

Thank you for this video. It's a great reminder especially when the bites are down!

[@andrewanaruma2358]

Tried the speed crank stop n go n it works! got biggest one so far this year jus so hard to change what I'm used to doin definitely gonna try this tip with all my lures

[@timothyburns7455]

I went fishing yesterday for the first time this year. Just watched the video and I basically made every mistake you listed 😂. Thanks for making all the great videos!

[@johngfishing8814]

Great video Tim, and perfect timing with spring here in PA just starting. The bass haven't moved up yet into the shallows to spawn, a few week off. Was out today in the wind and rain and can attest to that. For me, I'm guilty of all of these, especially the "history" and reverting to finesse too soon - although finesse fishing is my biggest strength over power fishing. I hear you guys constantly saying burn burn pause, etc. And my takeaway from this video is to do just that, change up my retrieval and remember all 5 of your points because it's going to make me a better fisherman. Thanks Tim!

[@toddpossum]

Thanks!

[@truthsleuth271]

For me, being out on the water surrounded by nature and the peace it gives me is worth it. I see deer, eagles, beavers, pelicans, loons, turkeys, even a wild boar once. It’s where I go to get away to just relax and clear my mind. Catching fish is just icing on the cake.

[@BuckeyeBassMaster78]

"Great content as always,I took to heart what you were saying about resetting and just go out and have fun,and today was the first day I went fishing this year and it payed off big time,caught 10 fish total biggest bass weighed 5.3 and did it all on my brand new BFS gear,it was the most fun I've had fishing in quite some time,Tight Lines Everyone"

[@Born2Fish1219]

LOL “I’m gonna go home and sell my boat” man I swear I was thinking about what I should list my boat for halfway through this before you said that. Great video thanks for posting. Hitting the reset button

[@edwardellis7611]

I thought your list was spot on especially about swapping to finesse fishing too quickly. Also have had a bad habit of fishing worms too fast as I've gotten older I'm a bit better with that now. I'm always looking for new ways to fish or increase my understanding been bass fishing since I was five and I still feel like I've hardly broke the surface and I'm in my forties now. I would encourage anglers to find a bait they want to learn about then go out and use the knowledge learned. For me that was jigs some years ago and when I started using them I caught bigger quality fish including biggest bass I've ever caught right at 12lbs. You can reap the rewards if you are willing to try.

[@lfcskater]

The last tip is definitely something I needed to hear. Appreciate ya Tim.

[@jramsouer]

Great messages Tim. Staying positive is tough sometimes but important

[@secretbassrigs]

when using A Rigs I noticed sometimes a steady retrieve is all they want. As long as I let it get deep enough and can keep it in that key depth, the biggest most wisest fish can't resist.

[@kolincogburn]

I would say that I am still new to fishing honestly. But I feel like I have improved so dramatically in the last year. And the #1 reason for that is I am not afraid to try to learn more. I think being a sponge anytime you are around other fisherman even if they have less experience than you do you can still learn from them. Everyone has different experiences on the water and it doesnt matter how long you have fished you havent experienced everything there is out there. So listening to people like Tim and Matt and any other angler that you are around is so important to learn and grow as a fisherman in my opinion. Dont try to be the smartest guy in the room all the time, try to learn the most in the room.

[@nigel7297]

Following something you said last year, I wrote one word on my tackle box. THINK. Great video Tim. Nigel (Chicago)

[@bobster6014]

That last tip was exactly what I needed and thank you for that!!

[@dave_ske2482]

Definitely been in a slump lately so some of these points were very relevant for me.

[@jamiebell4300]

Great tips for sure! I get stuck on one technique and can't put it down, when I started catching them on a frog that's all I wanted to throw😁 Gotta keep an open mind and take in all the puzzle pieces for that day to find what the bass want on that day... and keep it fun! 😎

[@ElliottGFishing]

I will throw a frog for many hours without a bite before I even consider changing it up. 😂 Some days if I can get one frog fish I feel more successful than I might have catching several doing something else.

[@alvarogonzalez1704]

Holy smokes just what I needed to hear!..actually thought for a second today about selling my bass stuff lol. The bites been tough for me lately. Maybe it's time to switch it up

[@NormNewsome-qh6zs]

Good advice.. I'll be keeping these points in mind. I always enjoy just being out on the water. Going Tuesday to a lake I haven't fished wish me 🤞🤞

[@chrishampton8842]

Good video Tim, being confident and having fun are keys

[@txhuntsman]

Seems so weird to think folks have not fished since last fall. Thank goodness for the South & year around liquid water.

[@kenk395]

I wanted to hit that like button more than once. "Reset and have fun"

[@98red300]

If that St Croix Legend Tournament is a 7'2" Medium Moderate that is by far my new favorite Sq Bill rod.

[@jimmymckamie7561]

Thanks. I needed to hear point 5. I’ve threatened to sell my stuff 20 times the last few months 😊.

[@billthurman7508]

Thanks for sharing

[@jasonknaggs5609]

Hey Tim. Great video! As a bank angler I need to move spots more frequently-I get stuck into fishing spots/techniques that worked from a previous trip. When I bring 4 rods and a backpack full of countless lures and bags of soft plastics, I get “anchored” and I’m reluctant to switch spots. Some of my best days, and most FUN days are walking the bank with just ONE rod and a finesse underspin. When are you guys going to make a segment on your new TB underspin?? We would love to hear about it-just like in the past when you guys talk about Matt’s swimbait jig head and the Tactical wakebait, A-rig, and DD crank.

[@MoMan.88]

Yep, definitely a good reminder, thanks!!

[@baitchuckin]

Great video and motivational pickup at the end! Cheers Tim!

[@josephbeussink9504]

I’ve heard it said that when confident, an angler pays maximum attention to structure, lure placement and action, lure speed and pauses, relation of lure to the bottom, etc. When expectant, an angler just pays more attention details.

[@raenkord7881]

Lipless crankbaits for me tend to work best if I run it at a moderate, moderate-fast pace and give the rod an upward “pop.” Don’t break reel speed, just pop. Drives them up the wall, and if they want a LC, that will get them bit.

[@poststalone1496]

The spots I was fishing just 6 months ago are 100ft deep now. Gotta love California reservoirs and coming out of a drought.

[@turinturambar347]

The thing about being a local is the fish get used to the same old lures. Believe it or not, they do have memories and aren't as likely to take a bait that they've been caught on before. If there's any level of pressure on the lake, lures that they haven't seen before will be more effective. Of course I've read that bass have about a 6 month memory on these things and after that amount of time they'll hit the same lures. Which is why they tend to bite better in early spring if you're not a southerner. They're not as finicky because they haven't been caught 5 times yet. In the spring I've had the most luck with spinners and things that bring the most attention. After a few months they get wise to those presentations so I'll have to be more creative with my lures and retrieve.

[@mikesawyer6742]

This is a great video on what it is all about. Great reminders and tips because I’m in Nashville and it is about go time I finally up graded from a 10 ft Jon boat with a trolling motor and got a 94 Alumacraft 75 hp mercury and I can at least move about now. I’ve learned a lot in 2 years and watching y’all it’s gonna be a good year. Thanks for the tips and info I hope I see y’all this year. I do plan to fish Lake Chickamauga and Dale Hollow some. Catch y’all soon.

[@vuexiong6087]

Thank you so much. Fishing has kept me out of trouble!

[@brandonsmith606]

Thanks for this Tim I did really need to hear that, winter has been super brutal here in Utah.

[@matthewwebb2709]

Matt, this was an awesome video. Y’all’s videos are so specific and detailed (which I love) but this was also very encouraging and motivating!

[@joe69trump69]

I think it’s timmy

[@matthewwebb2709]

@@joe69trump69 lol you’re right. Is the other guy Matt?

[@johnnyweaver1300]

Thanks Tim, these were all great points of improvement, & thanks for encouragement on the mental frustration we sometimes get while fishing, been there! I think that fishing is the greatest entertainment there is!🎣😎

[@jamesglover7398]

I love and follow you guys. You guys are the Bible of fishing , just don't forget him first . Boat loading last, God boat ramp first

[@robertcramblett3004]

Haha! I've never been down far enough to sell my rig! Come and fish the ohio river..you always feel like your in a slump! Good video man

[@adamjenes6071]

Appreciate what you had to say near the end. Enjoying God's creation and loving the great sport offishing is really what it's all about. Great stuff!

[@colinoldfield122]

Great video really needed this. Appreciate all you guys do for the sport!

[@VinceNiergarth]

Thanks guys!

[@Roboworm99]

Excellent advice. I’m definitely guilty of getting in that robot mode when cranking or Buzzbait

[@LtPickles]

I am guilty of getting discouraged, especially from new baits. I made myself use spinnerbaits and jigs last year and finally found success. This year, it’s chatterbaits and shaky heads

[@predwards8941]

Clocked so fast! I’ve been on the HUNT lately!

[@midwestfischerman]

🥇🏆🎉🙌🏻🎣

[@scottholland5046]

Awesome video Tim. Great tips. Appreciate!

[@ArigatoRB]

Dude! Great video and great message! I needed to hear it. Thank you.

[@deannademala3432]

We always struggle in early and late March putting fish in the boat very tough month to fish

[@juniorjackson9166]

Thank you I really needed to hear that Tim👍🏽💯💯💯

[@nathanpape9026]

Needed to hear this today fellas… nice job.

[@pacman_17]

I want to add mistake #6. Not studying maps and weather trends before going on the water. I don't take detailed notes but I do have a fish photo gallery so I always have a history I use as a guide.

[@johnmango6056]

Getting all my gear/tackle rigged the night before I fish is a huge for me. when I’m scrambling to get my stuff together in the morning or after work that’s when I get frustrated and struggle.

[@rorygagne4419]

So accurate, I just caught my PB on the mini max..after an added in twitch

[@pensnut08]

Great video!! Wait.... You only fished the places you had permission to??? No having a look out to sound the alarm?? No rumors of Farmer Brown and a shotgun full of rock salt shells?? Man, that was REAL FUN!! Trying to run and hide without breaking or losing your one rod!

[@mrcamaro615]

For all of the tackle junkies like you and I...Over rigging....or Going out with a plan To use specific gear and baits and taking everything you own on the boat With you and end up using techniques you may not be As familiar with , Becoming so overwhelmed with your lure selection so that you don't focus on where to fish..... Beginning angler's focus on equipment what gear to fish with and advanced Anglers will focus on Where when and how to fish

[@5280OutdoorsCO]

Really needed this today Ty 🙏 🎣