Going Ike
Yard work is a good thing
Before I say anything about fishing, Becky and I want to extend our prayers and condolences to the people in Oklahoma who were hit by the tornado. We know first-hand what the power of Mother Nature can do.
Last minute adjustments to your fishing
There’s another part to fishing like a maniac that needs to be discussed. That’s making last minute adjustments.
Fishing like a maniac
One thing that I’ve done over the years that I think has helped me in tournaments is to fish in practice like a maniac.
West Point on the horizon
The Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on the Red River is over. I have to say that I feel a lot better about the rest of the season now that it’s behind me.
One down, three to go
One of the four tournaments in a row I talked about last week is over. I wish I could say that things went according to plan, but they didn't. I ended up finishing 36 and not fishing today.
Four in a row
By the time you read this, I’ll be on the water at Bull Shoals looking for a livewell full of big bass to start the rest of my season. I couldn’t be more excited or more positive.
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It’s time to start over
I’ve had some time off, and I needed it. Things started out well at the Classic. I didn’t win but I had my chances. That’s about as much as anyone can expect. But then things turned down quickly.
Upside down on Falcon
My Falcon event didn’t go as planned. Ha! That’s an understatement. I didn’t even make the Friday evening cut. I had the whole weekend off — not my idea of a good time.
The Sabine was tough — in more ways than one
As most of you know by now, I lost control of my boat and ended up on the bank during the Sabine River Challenge.
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The importance of equipment
I’m not sure there’s another sport in existence that is as equipment dependent as professional bass fishing. Everything has to work or you’re at a serious disadvantage, and everything includes the newest forms of technology.
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