@@MLGtroll365no there are used to being fed by humans so they eat anything especially if they see you throw it in there. There not hungry starving bass
@@bendenman6263 it's in North myrtle. at the mall. lol 843 represent dirty myrtle. And yeah I've definitely wanted to do this my whole life I'd imagine most have that thought
Was in one of these amazing shops around 2005 / 2006 where they had a guy standing over a giant elevated tank showing how lures worked with actual fish !! As a holiday maker from the u.k. this blew my mind , what a great country you have !!!
In the early days of bass fishing with baitcasters there where only reels on the right hand side. So ever one learned to fish this way. But if you started using a baitcaster in the last 10 years you actually learned that it makes more sense to cast with your right hand and reel with left. Switching hands after you cast is ridiculous.
@@PersonInThatMaskI went there it was pretty cheap and it was delicious it is called Zaou or Zauo I can’t remember which way it goes but there where no sharks to catch and eat but snapper, yellowtail or king fish and flounder
@@DanielEliasFishing 😂. I learned to fish with a spinning reel, Which handle was on left. And never made the transition to the reel on the wrong (right side) .
Left hand reel. Good, now you can stop wasting time and effort casting, switching hands, reeling, switching hands, casting, switching hands and so on all day long
