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You’re welcome! I’ve got videos up from our last 3 years up there! Thank you for watching!

St. John’s River

@Masseyfishing oh thanks

Hello friend!

This trip I was lifting it and letting it fall. They hit it on the fall most of the time.

@ awesome thanks for the reply

@@cliff1422you’re welcome! Always experiment with your retrieve. Sometimes a very slow crawl on the bottom is good, sometimes a small hop off the bottom, 6” or so. Always mix it up until the fish tell you what’s the preferred method that day.

Stick Figure song. It’s the perfect music while on the water.

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Well it was a whipping that day for sure!! LOL

Hey Bill! Thanks for watching. I would like to get him out on the boat, his knees are getting real bad and its hard to fish without a sit down seat in the boat. Im going to be getting a new boat soon and I will have a seat for him to sit down and fish.

Hey bill! I sent you a message on messenger.

It is a devils horse prop bait

Yale Lake

Yessir!

Them trees can sneak up on ya! 🤣

I’m still cracking up about it!! He was focused and everything!!🤣🤣🤣

​@@Masseyfishing he took " shallow " on a whole new level 😂😂😂

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@@Masseyfishing nice

Also 8.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! Skipping with a bait caster is not a quick learn. It took me a while to get to where I’m at now. Lots of back lashes and bent hooks while learning. I still backlash occasionally now. I throw a baitcaster more than a spinning set up because of the baits I’m using. A jig or vibrating jig requires a heavier rod and line in order to be more successful. I’m not saying you can’t throw those baits on a spinning setup, you’ll have a better success if you use a casting rod. I do however use a spinning rod set up when fishing a senko type bait around docks, wacky rig or Texas rig. I will usually use a 20-30 lb Seaguar braid mainline with a fluorocarbon 8-12lb leader. Practice, practice, practice and soon enough you’ll have no problem skipping under cover. A lot of guys leave behind the biggest fish around docks simply because they can’t get their bait to them.

@@Masseyfishing Good answer!

@@MrBassmaster72 thank you bro

Thanks, here’s the fish!! Not a giant but 4.5lber #bassfishinglife #fishing #bassfishing #shorts

Oh I still birdnest occasionally. It takes a lot of practice and a reel that is tuned perfectly.

You need to go!

Never too late!!

Thank you!

That’s tannic water here in Florida. It’s like ice tea

@@Masseyfishing ty for the info.

A lot of times colors like that in a lake are from all of the tannins in the wood !

I was throwing a 1/2 oz strike king red eye shad. It was in the baby carp color.

I use a 7’ 11” heavy action with a Daiwa Lexa 6.3:1 reel. I throw Seaguar Invizx 20 fluorocarbon. Big rod with a long handle helps to cast it all day. I use the handle against my side for leverage when casting, saves your shoulders! Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any other questions!

Thank you!

I fished a lot of docks in practice without success. The conditions set up for a dock bite on that second day. Lots of sun and that pushed a few fish up on those docks.