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Lake Okeechobee Giant Bass Battle Part 1 - Scott Martin vs. Jacob Wheeler

Lake Okeechobee Giant Bass Battle Part 1 - Scott Martin vs. Jacob Wheeler

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Part 1 - EPIC Show Down! Forrest Wood Cup Champion Battle - Scott Martin vs. Jacob Wheeler Giant Bass are the star of this show and watch along to learn the big bass secrets of the two best bass pros on the tour today
Date: 2020-08-07

Comments and reviews: 8


The lake still produces if you know what your doing. I just wish that youPRO fishermen would set a better example for handling fish after you hook them. A lot of new fishermen are watching what you do and are following your poor techniques for handling fish. If they happen to read the data that is published about the damage done to Bass by poor handling, then they might do better as they learn good practices. The Bass leagues should do better at handling rules which would help survival rates of the caught fish after release. It is their future at stake as well as yours. Good luck with enlightenment and the future of Bass fishing.
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Can anyone tell me the actual difference between trokar and eagle claw? If I'm not mistaken aren't they sister companies or something similar? Is there honestly much of a difference in their quality? Im not familiar with flipping techniques due to little to no vegitiation where I normally fish but on visual inspection whilst re supplying at Bass pro I can't honestly tell a difference between the two.
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Just moved to south Florida and brought my BassCat Puma FTD to Okeechobee for the first time this past week, after living outside of Florida my entire life. Your videos have helped me get started on the Big O. Definitely an overwhelming feeling when you get on this lake for the first time. Thanks.
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Florida special bag and length limits Lake Okeechobee: Black bass less than 18 inches in total length must be released immediately. Black bass bag limit is five, only one of which may be 22 inches in total length or longer.
12 inch fish are not keepers.

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Scott I look up to you being an awesome fisherman and guy I wish I could meet you next week I will be in fort myers Florida maybe you and me could do a little fishing? I'm trying to do my best in high school fishing but I need to learn a lot more
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its nice how you guys just launch the fish into the boat with no respect for what you're catching. just sayin you should respect the things that make you money guys.
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I am a big fan of yours, what is the best bait to use on Lake Okeechobee this time of year on the northern part of the lake Okeechobee side
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I've watched this and several other videos and I gotta say Scott is hands down my favorite angler I've learned a lot from him!
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