What Separates The Bass Pros From The Rest Of Us? | Bass Fishing

[@josephoconnor3092]

Great question,I really enjoyed Chris with his preparation.Seemed real down to Earth and Honest.Some of the other guys seemed to be holding something back,but good video.

[@MrBassenman]

Again , always informative . Great tips for the regular angler .

[@CountryGurlJ]

Great info I'm new to bass fishing and enjoy learning more :)

[@bassresource]

jade hollomon, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.

[@CountryGurlJ]

+BassResource - Bass Fishing Information I like the tips about being organized and not over think it. And just keep it simple :)

[@cvimac]

Great tips on preparation. Thanks. Again, the quality of the audio/video, especially given the windy conditions, was exceptional. Keep up the great productions!

[@bassresource]

Thanks for noticing! I appreciate the feedback.

[@RealisticFishing]

Prep, prep, prep, prep, don't overthink it.

[@randyrafnel4224]

Good tip on homework On maps to look for drain, I need to get more organized

[@RWAnglin]

Realistic Fishing Prepping is key. Without a good plan all can fall apart

[@kennethcummings628]

Great video! Thanks to the pro's for taking time to answer questions.

[@gregorybyers6481]

Great stuff, now all I need is a boat and l could apply this to my fishing plans.

[@jacobdeitering8680]

Good stuff! Sounds like information, preparation and commitment play a large part in their success.

[@jeromequenneville4198]

I love these interviews! Lots of insight and fresh perspective. Thanks Bass Resource!!

[@bassresource]

You're welcome Jerome Quenneville! Thanks for watching.

[@jimhookey8980]

Great info; plans & scheduling seems to be the key. Excellent reporting!

[@brianrice8974]

Great answers from the pros, very helpful.

[@Redrooster1371]

Thanks for the tips on in depth research on anybody of water you fish

[@blackdeath5026]

I grew up fishing all species of fish, preparation and orginization are key to not only catching fish but having a great time while your out there with nature

[@jeromedwojak918]

Glen appreciate the info, it all boils down to having a plan and doing the homework. Works either way for tornament fishing or pleasure fishing.

[@allanpalmer2877]

Really, my admiration for these guys grows with each new video. First off, they know what they are doing, ans second they are such "'real" people... with really good advice.

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the feedback Allan Palmer! I appreciate it.

[@WillTreaty595]

These videos are always informative and helpful. Good tips on using maps and being prepared.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it WillTreaty595!

[@justinmcalister7237]

love hearing from the pros. some are so helpful! great tips. electronics are game changers

[@dennisstancil8036]

Lots of great info, having a plan before going fishing is huge.

[@johnnfrancis]

A lot of great questions and a variety of answers from the pros. Def appreciate he different angles to the questions!

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@howards3786]

As usual, a GREAT video. I really enjoy the viewpoints of the pros and how each prepares, pre-fishes and fishes a tournament. Each pro has a little different view about pre-fishing and preparing for a tourney. Thanks much for the information.

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the feedback Howard S! I appreciate it.

[@tonyrubaszewski6811]

great video. good information on different ways to fish

[@NJLozano1989]

good information and great tips. Thanks

[@tablerockkid8237]

To me, this is one of your best teaching videos ever. Thanks.

[@bassresource]

Wow! Thank you!

[@JuanDiaz-nq7wk]

I remember thinking that fishing was a piece of cake until I started fishing. This video gives me a look behind the scenes of why and how the pros that make it look so easy. They really do work hard. Thanks for the great tips to catch more fish.

[@bassresource]

Thanks for watching Juan Diaz!

[@eddieblanco9807]

I'm always willing to learn new ways to fish..thank you!

[@jharv01]

"knowing where everything is at and being able to access it quickly" When fish are not hitting your favorite baits, and you need to get to others quickly... another small tidbit of great advise!!

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@jasonmeade123]

I like that you are asking pros questions from the members. Keep up the good work Glenn.

[@bassresource]

Hi Jason Meade. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.

[@waynebamberger4667]

Good Job Glenn. Well watching the video really points to being organized which helps to maximize your fishing time. Some of the Pros study the lakes even aerial photos like prepping to attack the battle field of water. It is also amazing to watch some of the Pros just fish and keep it simple. Sometimes we the public everyday fisherman gets confused as to whether we are a scientific fisherman with all the electronic gadgets and satellite link ups or just the guy down the street at his favorite spot lakeside under a tree with his rod & reel just wiggling his worm.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@stanboerner1085]

As always Glenn, you've gotten some great info from these pros. Some great info to help anyone. Really gleaning some good info. I really appreciate the info that you get. Everyone can learn something. You've got a great site and info to help. Keep up the good work.

[@bassresource]

Thank you Stan! I appreciate it!

[@adamfitzgerald2802]

I have enjoyed Swindle's comments on this entire video series so far. I too have found that the best practices for me have been when I have covered a lot of water, and thrown a lot of different options. That way I have the information to make those split second decisions on competition day. Keep em coming guys.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@steveminges4188]

A lot of information about getting ready for a good day of fishing. Love it

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@MrBAMA57]

Great video! Very informative!

[@bassbait107]

Great video, preparation is key for sure. Looking forward to the upcoming spring fishing season.

[@bassresource]

Yes, absolutely Bassbait! Thanks for watching!

[@gatorpelham8142]

these video is a good way to help me learn how to prep for when i go fishing but in other hand its good just not to over think it and just fish

[@willrodgers3034]

Great to hear things the pros do that even weekend fishermen like myself learned on our own over time. I always go through my tackle and make sure i'm organized the night before I go. The hardest thing for me to overcome was the over thinking part. Sometimes it's easy to forget that fishing is about having fun! Great video!

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the support, Will Rodgers, and thanks for watching!

[@jimlong7893]

Always good tip to do your homework, especially on new lakes. Making sure your gear is good shape too!

[@victorsimonsen921]

like the tips about how important it is to keep organized

[@lemesnil1]

I freakin love BassResource .... I cant even to begin to tell everyone how much my Bass fishing has come from being luck angler straight to becoming a serious competitor.... BassResource.com is the GOSPEL OF BASS

[@bassresource]

Hi Cameron Phillips. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.

[@chriselliott5412]

Cool video. Lots of good info!

[@Route262]

Another Informative video. Thanks for picking their brains for us Glen.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it Route262!

[@alperry62]

Great question, great answers, really like Zaldain's ideas...keepum coming

[@bassresource]

Thanks, Al Perry, I appreciate your feedback.

[@Anthony071177]

Same with any competitive sport; the biggest things is time out in the area your competing and confidence in your equipment is the biggest things. Fancy electronics, great rod an reels, and being organized for the event definitely doesn't hurt but a high level of confidence in your equipment and yourself has got to be the biggest difference.

[@jimmccall4599]

it is always good when you can get information from someone who is a pro

[@BassGeek]

Great question and info.

[@paullopes6236]

Great answers from the Pro's!! I agree with Jayson C!

[@arrowpdr]

lots of good info, we overlook the simple things sometimes

[@brooksclymans4134]

Great video with great tips, but I think the major difference would be time between a professional angler and the common angler. Most people may have to work a 40 hour work week or maybe more if they're in the military and have even less time to get out on the water. So I would say time if the major difference.

[@shaunreuter5646]

Great video. I need to get out more fishing.

[@reelistfishing5014]

Great video with great guys!!!

[@TiggarShug]

Great tips, i do a lot pond fishing and use satellite images are a great tool. To help find depth changes, small creeks, and submerged cover. Wish organization was easier, but makes sense. Less time digging for tackle = more time your bait is in the water.

[@bassresource]

Thanks for watching Chris Van Sluys!

[@michaelrusso4151]

some really great tips in this video

[@stanpankowski3280]

great tips from the pro. Glad they took the time to answer some of our questions

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it stan pankowski!

[@0017Bulldog]

Glenn, that is great stuff. Thank you so much!

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the support, 0017Bulldog, and thanks for watching!

[@michaellatour3804]

Good tips all around!

[@illinoisfishing7211]

Awesome video and awesome tips

[@bassresource]

Thanks for watching illinois fishing!

[@haroldheagy4877]

Great advise! Got to go. Heading to lake

[@tbrash6465]

I really enjoyed the video and the answers given by the pros. I especially enjoyed the answers from Chris Zaldain and Kevin VanDam. Those two combined would be an awesome strategy. Thanks for the video.

[@bassresource]

You're welcome Troy Brashear! Thanks for watching.

[@workn2fish682]

Good tips on being organized...before you get on the water. Also about using today's technology beyond our on board sonar/GPPS units.

[@rickikellystudio]

This was awesome! I'm definitely going to look up some maps of my local waters. I usually always keep my stuff organized and ready to go since I fish from the bank. Thanks for this video!

[@bassresource]

You're welcome Ricki Kelly! Thanks for watching.

[@ronnewbery7525]

Very good video, thanks so much.

[@clydeyoung457]

planning and being organized is important.

[@052scott]

Great tips thanks.

[@BrownBagSB]

Thanks man awesome video!

[@Luke_588]

I think they all have great tips. I think using satellite imagery is a great idea which I use all the time. Most of their advice is pretty common sense that we all tend to overlook or forget about from time to time. I think videos like this great refreshing our memory and bringing us back to a lot of the basics when we do overthink processes. Thanks Glenn for what you do to bring us the information!

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the support, Luke Barefoot, and thanks for watching!

[@jermanski]

i travel for work so I'm always looking at satellite maps for new fishing spots that i can get to quickly after i've finished my work day. Great advice. I need to focus more on organization which i don't normally find time to do. good video. liked and subscribed

[@bassresource]

jeremy hester, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.

[@moguy1973]

These kinds of videos with the pros are really great. Keep these up and mix in occasionally your how-to videos.

[@bassresource]

Thanks for the feedback moguy1973! I appreciate it.

[@Superfly263]

Chart study is one of the biggest bullet points that I took away from this. Great video.

[@jaysonspiegel899]

Satellite images, maps, organizing equipment - bass fishing now reminds me of being a platoon leader!

[@revjimparsons]

"When to leave...". I need to learn that one. I hang around maybe too long in spots that aren't working.

[@julianhuskey4343]

A lot of nice information here.

[@bryansmith3211]

Great info, going to pay attention to maps a little more

[@Nate4]

sometimes, it takes a lot to not second guess myself when I'm at local areas I haven't been to before.

[@mrwil341]

all great tips, and simple

[@davidwingate5900]

gonna try more keepin it simple ,better organization and more studying maps. thanks for the great advice

[@bassresource]

You're welcome david wingate! Thanks for watching.You're welcome david wingate! Thanks for watching.

[@rickywhiteii4591]

Homework, prep, and practice. Gotta do all three.

[@mikaelrantaoutdoors]

Great video. I've always found the more time on the water I spend, the greater the results.

[@beerat29]

as with anything you are good at, Time, effort ,hardwork . Another great video @BassResource

[@johnmodder9356]

Planning for the lake and knowing where all your tackle is is importand

[@aidenlawyer1839]

Thanks for the info

[@bubbal002]

I never thought about the looking for drainage and greener trees bit. Looks like a little more map studying before my next outing.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@richardconejr9666]

great video good info

[@TheNavajo0]

maps really do help, I just find it hard to know what to throw and what colors to use

[@johnburke3121]

I always wondered what the percentages were of pro anglers truely love their job. I think if you love what you are doing it makes all the prepping and money spent worth it. Good video. Lots of great tips.

[@bassresource]

Thanks, John Burke, I appreciate your feedback.

[@PRCHOCO]

Appreciate the tips.

[@brucecorney6968]

Thumbs up on the vid!CZ's satellite map research, that's good advice...

[@ChrisKingOutdoors]

This is a great example of how humbling this sport is. Think about it what other sports do the pros willingly give you all of their techniques and secrets? Great video Glenn!

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@benabrams8459]

Awesome video!

[@themarquistador66]

I do a bunch of research, online search, forums, and maps... I always seem to throw it all out the window as soon as I hit the water. Whatever I plan, never works out and I start shooting from the hip.

[@alanbailey4854]

Great info, especially about studying maps and apps

[@tomryan9856]

Great video. Looking for the real green trees on the satellite imagery to find drains is a great tip along with all the other advice.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it Tom Ryan!

[@sammattison3988]

Great tips for people who are getting into tournaments.

[@griffinwm]

It's a good idea to have all your tackle organised . It takes me ten minutes to find a bait sometimes.

[@daltybell]

Great feedback from some pros. However being a boatless angler? How can I catch more fish?

[@ckeller131]

Great video like to see more like this

[@HankSnowgrandslamfishing]

Very enjoyable video. Nice to take a peek under the hood of the pros.

[@MountBoxerSkully]

I am hearing a lot here that I haven't heard anywhere else before. These are awesome tips that I'll put to use.

[@bassresource]

Glad you liked it Matthew Broser!

[@donniegibson2797]

Great video thanks

[@gvanausdle]

That's a good idea to look at maps. I guess learning to bail on gear etc will just come in time. Allot to know n learn.

[@sandshark66]

I like the idea of using satellite images. Preparation is definitely key, thanks KVD.

[@bryanwaters945]

Great info. Christie gave great info: "Keep it simple"

[@bassresource]

Love how he simplifies things.