Rip Sanford lake

worst lake in the state, horrible you guys made these kids fish that

a tournament on spawning fish? get fucking real…

Just use clip on cull balls

My grandpa lives on the north shore of Houghton lake

GO GREEN!

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Super cool dude!! I won a huge tournament on Kent lake last year! Would love if you subbed to the channel 🤙🏼

We love fishing that fishery. Had a great time sticking some smallmouth last weekend.

That goofy ass skiff boat gets me every time 😂

Love Lake Lansing that lake has never let me down fish it almost every week end CATCH AND RELEASE FOR THE WIN

My home lake. Hopefully I'll be out there fishing a mcbc tournament in the future

Just wanted to let you know that we have reposted your video on Angler's Atlas.Check it on the Houghton Lake page. Here is the link: www.anglersatlas.com/place/246412/houghton-lake

Just wanted to let you know that we have reposted your video on Angler's Atlas.Check it on the Lake Mitchell page. Here is the link: www.anglersatlas.com/place/349161/lake-mitchell

Love the channel. Quality production!

My home lake. Can't wait for the full episode

LOVE to walk and bank fish docks catch a lot of LMB's

Love the vids..Wish they had this when I was in college...Probably would have finished!!Lol

We had a cottage there the cove right from the dam at the end there is a small island under that are 5-8 lb bass

Good job, really nice vid, congrats! ;)

great to see collage bass fishing in Michigan!

Production quality is getting so good!

I know this is an older video, but I thought I'd share a story, I live on Lake Lansing and about 2 years ago I caught a nice 17" in about 3ft of water of my Dock about 500yds southeast of the boat launch. There's a shallow weed bed that the Largemouth love

Im in highschool but can i come out with my 28 year old uncle and show u frat boys whats up this year lol

This is pretty cool

Just to let you guys know a little bit about the lake conditions I did a survey of the lake the day prior to the tourney, water clarity was 34 ft. the thermocline was around 17.5-25 ft.