NOT the typical way to fish a Lipless Crankbait for Bass - Pro Fishing Tips Scott Martin
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Date: 2020-08-07
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SKYGuy
So does one have to be born into a fishing dynasty or be rich to go pro? How's an average working schmuck get a sponsor or the gear and entry fee? .most likely, they don't. It's not like you can drag a 15-18 lb bag into a potential sponsor's office dripping water every day until they sign you. that's basically the resume a working guy, industry outsider would have. How else do you prove to a company your God and they should throw gear and checks at you? There's more rigging than what's on the pole I'm thinkin. gotta know people that know people and get to know their people and play kiss-ass and favourites to survive. There's more FREAKING drama going on at local small time (30 boat) 300-600 big fish tournaments paying 90% on 1-3 than is worth the dealing with. It's really off putting. I can't imagine it gets any better as you go higher up in divisions. I'm guessing the knife to the back just comes faster and deeper. It's a real shame people just can't act like damn adults and fish, follow rules, go home and repeat. Putting food on the table, out by a pool paid for by catching a little green fish is a dream job. sadly it's a dream and it'll always be that way 'cuz I wasn't born with money and I'm not rolling in expendable cash to burn on tournament fees, a boat, trailer, wrap, gear, tackle and 40 rods and reels at 200-599 a pop. nevermind I have to work 50+++ hours a week to keep the lights on and the roof from being taken away, so yeah can't live on the water 5 days a week. So regular, non wealthy, working Joe has near ZERO chance at ever going pro.
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So does one have to be born into a fishing dynasty or be rich to go pro? How's an average working schmuck get a sponsor or the gear and entry fee? .most likely, they don't. It's not like you can drag a 15-18 lb bag into a potential sponsor's office dripping water every day until they sign you. that's basically the resume a working guy, industry outsider would have. How else do you prove to a company your God and they should throw gear and checks at you? There's more rigging than what's on the pole I'm thinkin. gotta know people that know people and get to know their people and play kiss-ass and favourites to survive. There's more FREAKING drama going on at local small time (30 boat) 300-600 big fish tournaments paying 90% on 1-3 than is worth the dealing with. It's really off putting. I can't imagine it gets any better as you go higher up in divisions. I'm guessing the knife to the back just comes faster and deeper. It's a real shame people just can't act like damn adults and fish, follow rules, go home and repeat. Putting food on the table, out by a pool paid for by catching a little green fish is a dream job. sadly it's a dream and it'll always be that way 'cuz I wasn't born with money and I'm not rolling in expendable cash to burn on tournament fees, a boat, trailer, wrap, gear, tackle and 40 rods and reels at 200-599 a pop. nevermind I have to work 50+++ hours a week to keep the lights on and the roof from being taken away, so yeah can't live on the water 5 days a week. So regular, non wealthy, working Joe has near ZERO chance at ever going pro.
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Scotia
Love these videos, id love to see a video a little more in depth on reading different sonars/views (If you have one already. sorry. maybe link it). What brush piles look like vs rock piles etc. There is very few descriptive videos on this also everyone explains things different. As always though. awesome video.
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Love these videos, id love to see a video a little more in depth on reading different sonars/views (If you have one already. sorry. maybe link it). What brush piles look like vs rock piles etc. There is very few descriptive videos on this also everyone explains things different. As always though. awesome video.
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RhinoFishing
Scott,
Was kinda warm here in Maryland today, so made my first 2017 fishing trip. I threw the Red-eye Shad, one in chili craw, the other a bluegill pattern. I worked them exactly like you said in this video. caught three big ones, one my PB (about 6 lbs) Thanks for the pointers!
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Scott,
Was kinda warm here in Maryland today, so made my first 2017 fishing trip. I threw the Red-eye Shad, one in chili craw, the other a bluegill pattern. I worked them exactly like you said in this video. caught three big ones, one my PB (about 6 lbs) Thanks for the pointers!
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marcus
Hey Scott! Great vid Man! I would love to see a video on how you decide where to set your drag. I very rarely here your drag kick in on your videos. Is there a particular reason for this. I'd love to learn a better way. Thanks!
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Hey Scott! Great vid Man! I would love to see a video on how you decide where to set your drag. I very rarely here your drag kick in on your videos. Is there a particular reason for this. I'd love to learn a better way. Thanks!
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WarEagleTheBest
Scotty, FYI thinner line is more sensitive.
Also, soft fluorocarbon is going to be less sensitive vs stiff fluorocarbon. Many companies suggest soft fluorocarbon to use on spinning reels.
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Scotty, FYI thinner line is more sensitive.
Also, soft fluorocarbon is going to be less sensitive vs stiff fluorocarbon. Many companies suggest soft fluorocarbon to use on spinning reels.
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Robert
damn scott now i got to tell the wife i need a side veiw and a teo more rods and reels rod for this style of bass fishing. She stands behind my decisions will have to tell her you said its a must lol
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damn scott now i got to tell the wife i need a side veiw and a teo more rods and reels rod for this style of bass fishing. She stands behind my decisions will have to tell her you said its a must lol
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kindel
+Scott Martin. Tell me about the P-line tactical, is it everything they said it would be. I throw almost exclusively Seagaur invis-x now but I am a P-line man at heart. let me know
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+Scott Martin. Tell me about the P-line tactical, is it everything they said it would be. I throw almost exclusively Seagaur invis-x now but I am a P-line man at heart. let me know
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Dan
sell out. Its funny every pro raves about how their products are the best and then next year they have a new sponsor and all there new products are the best hmmmm. spineless sellouts
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sell out. Its funny every pro raves about how their products are the best and then next year they have a new sponsor and all there new products are the best hmmmm. spineless sellouts
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jeff
Scott the lake I fish is always stained dirty it has alot of fishing pressure and is in Muncie Indiana how soon will be a good time to hit the lake it's still 30 to 40 Degrees here
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Scott the lake I fish is always stained dirty it has alot of fishing pressure and is in Muncie Indiana how soon will be a good time to hit the lake it's still 30 to 40 Degrees here
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Shaun
Scott this was a great video my friend. Well I just went out and bought me a Okuma ROD and REEL From Roost sports. So I am really excited to go fish this spring.
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Scott this was a great video my friend. Well I just went out and bought me a Okuma ROD and REEL From Roost sports. So I am really excited to go fish this spring.
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