There's Some Fall Bass Fishing Karma for Ya

[@jumpincurbs]

Thanks again for the lure. It's the only thing I am getting any bites on right now. I had the lake to myself this morning for a couple of hours but didn't get anything. I did catch another one by that same tree yesterday but it wasn't that big.

[@NWTrailSeries]

Haha no worries! Consider us even! Thanks for going to catch something that day, cause i sure didnt! 😀

[@pdfahie]

Friendly suggestion: I f you are going to be fishing in water below 60°, I strongly suggest getting a semi drysuit. I put it off for a year or two and just didn’t fish during winter. But I found a kokatat one on sale for $550 instead of $850 because it was a color they were discontinuing. If you fall in cold water, you could be in serious trouble quickly. There are lots of vids about it. Good luck, I’m enjoying your content!

[@pdfahie]

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[@NWTrailSeries]

I'll happily take that suggestion my friend. My wife was asking me a few days back about whether I should get one for the winter. TodayI was out, and it was 39°, and I definitely did not like the idea of falling in. I'll start looking into one!

[@Oldmaninakayak]

If you want a cheap fish finder look at the Garmin Striker 4. You can usually find them for $99. It’s a perfect starter for a kayak. Or if you really wanna go cheap just buy a pool thermometer for 4-5 bucks and tie it to a short string. Bus the Garmin striker 4 Wil be a great way to start if you want a graph.

[@SirRocso]

Where yall at Leland?