The GoPro makes it look cleaner than it really was. We fished the lower half of the lake almost the entire time though

Oh and peep y'all at 12:25

@@TheBassAddictoh the clearest water we found was at the dam but either that that it sucked

I throw ~65 size frogs a lot on it, such as LiveTarget and Toad Thumper. My Hamarr has the magnets inverted from the normal direction most bait casting reels have, so try turning them all the way down in the opposite direction of what they are. And I generally have my spool tension really light. Braid is a lot more forgiving, so I generally keep my reel almost fully open when frog fishing

It's definitely about the area. Past two times we've fished that area we haven't caught a single keeper largie or even spot. Just all smallies.

Well drat, I never considered considered that 😔🙏

@@TheBassAddict 😂😂

I did. Tuesday was my last day

I throw mine on a Lew's Super Duty 300. I've really liked that reel so far. The Tatula 300, Lexa 300, Curado 300, and Tranx 300 are all good reels as well.

Thanks! Yes, I will be at the PK tourney. You fishing it?

@@TheBassAddict yup, I'll be there

@@CreedGarner good deal

It's an elaztech one

It's a Z-Man. They're great baits.

Awesome! Glad you're liking them. This is on lake Athens.

It's been too long my man. Good seeing you at the game the other day.

Thank you. I put a horizontal rod holder, lights wired in (nav lights and lights to see), an upgraded prop, and an anchor trolley on it.

Bought it from a guy I know who had already put the anchor trolley on it as well as a different rod holder that I changed out.

@@TheBassAddict now all you need is a good fish finder. Lol 😆

I've got one, I just don't use it a ton because I've been fishing shallow stuff so much the past few times I've been out in the yak. I'll definitely have to get out here soon with it though

@@TheBassAddict have you tried fishing deeper? There's alot of places you could be missing that hold fish. Fish finder will help u find those points and downed trees you don't see. I use mine to get to the drop offs or ledges since my home lake doesn't have structure or many rocky bottom places. We got weeds.... and more weeds lol

Thanks!

That's awesome man! I haven't run a team, so I can't give you exact details, but I would focus on finding an adult (or multiple) that can run logistics for the team (payments, etc.) Because there is a lot small stuff to do. Other than that, getting boat captains is really important. Feel free to message me if you have any specific questions.

@@TheBassAddict ok thanks, we have a coach that’s our sponsor that pays the fees and we have boat captains, we’re starting off small so we only have 2 teams but we’re trying to expand, thanks for the info

@@HookemLandon just keep going at it and y'all will be fine. Do you know what division y'all will be fishing?

@@TheBassAddict we are going to be in the north division

@@TheBassAddict what division is your school in?

I miss that Isaac guy 😔

Thanks! Gonna do an in depth run through on the yak here in a little bit. Got another kayak vid coming soon too.

That's awesome man, glad to have you back. Still here grinding away.

I'd recommend the Hamarr in 7.0:1

@@TheBassAddict ok thanks

I run straight 10lb Seaguar Invizx Fluorocarbon. Yes, I sometimes have issues with line twist. But I can largely minimize that by making sure the line stays tight before reeling, making sure no small loops get onto the spool, etc. I run this for a wacky rig and neko rig only, because it helps me get the bait down deeper and fish it slower. Plus, when I skip docks, I'm not constantly having to replace a leader. For almost everything else I throw on a spinning setup, I throw braid backing to a fluoro leader (15-20 lb braid to an 8-10lb leader).

It's an Old Town Predator MK. The rod holder on the side is a Mariner Sails horizontal rod holder.

@@TheBassAddict ok thanks

Me and my dad are thinking of going to the devils river and do some fishing

No problem

@@Landon672 awesome! That's a bucket list trip of mine.

It'll be two videos from now. Got day 2 from state championship coming out soon, and the next will be a kayak video.

Yeah, I fished it about a month ago. It's fishing really well. You can catch them on a lot of different things really, so mainly throw what you are comfortable with. But you can't go wrong with a big worm, crankbait, topwater, or even a jig. I hope you are able to get a boat.

@@TheBassAddict thanks for the help

@@TheBassAddict I have one more question, is there a lot of vegetation because I was thinking of using a lunch rig

There used to be, but right now the water is 8 foot down so there is almost no vegetation.

3/0 Big Bite Baits belly weighted hook

The fishing started at a certain time, so we couldn't cast before that. The ten seconds was leading up to the first cast time.

We did qualify, but I will not be fishing it as I have a conflicting event.

@@TheBassAddict ok what division are u

@joeybtw8820 metroplex

It was at one of the boat ramps. I can't remember the name.

Thanks man!

Had a great time as always! You did good.

Good luck! Catch some giants.

Mainly on the southern part of the lake. Fished in some creek arms by the dam as well as a couple branches a few arms up.

Thanks for the sub! A very fun bait for sure.

I might need to check those out, cause Yamamoto senkos sure do add up.

@@TheBassAddict Half the price. Less salt, but that means they last a bit longer, too.