I’ll say it! I needed to hear this! Been boating all my life and complacency is a killer! Thanks for putting this back in the front of my head instead of the back. Your passion for the sport is 2nd to none.
This is the Gospel. Preach it DC. I went from boating my entire childhood to now fishing kayak tournaments and I wear a NRS Chinook every second on the water. It's the most important piece of equipment you own.
This is God telling me something. I’m up in the mountains bass fishing in Arizona and last night in my room at the lodge I started pondering how my Mustang life jacket even works. Then I started pondering why I don’t wear it when I’m fun fishing! Thanks DC starting tomorrow morning I’m wearing that some gun no matter what! Great vid
I totaled my boat last year on the Alabama river near the amphitheater running 60. I hit a log (never seen it) boat hooked and I thought I was going to rip the steering wheel off! Never went into the drink but was wearing my life jacket. From that day forward I’ve always had a different level of respect for boating safety. WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKET!! YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY WILL APPRECIATE IT!!
That High School team that went over Pickwick Dam was a tragedy. It's horrible that accident spurred the change that was needed to keep High School tournaments safe by postponing or cancelling events during flooded conditions.
A subject that NEEDS to be addressed. I know of 2 elderly men who grew up on the water that are no longer with us because they would not wear a life jacket. Thank you.
I know it’s a touchy subject! My dad owns a funeral home and it’s completely different when you see it with your own eyes. Great video, definitely needed to be addressed!
Well said DC. I had a boat run into me heading back into weigh in because the dude put his hood up over his helmet and totaled both boats. I got it on video. Safety is so important!
This was great DC because safety comes 1st and an accident is called that for a reason, you dont know when your gonna get hurt so its vest to be safe and prepared.
I fish below some of the same dams you do (Lay Dam & Mitchell ) and Im glad that you made this point. Hopefully people will listen and learn from this. It means alot more coming from a sucsessful pro such as yourself. Years ago a boat was anchored off to the side of #6 turbine at lay dam, the anchor hung up and another turbine was turned on. Rising water sank the boat but the guy in it was ok. That guy was my Dad. Respect those Dams! Thanks Dustin for making this video.
THANKS DC! There's been 4 men drown on Toledo Bend in none trailering tournaments. Btw in the cold weather months (due to amount of clothing) we wear full vest. Congrats on the win and good luck at Redcrest. God Bless!
Heck ya brother thanks for the reminder! I'm bad about being over confident and complacent in my boat. Especially on my local water. God bless and good luck in the upcoming Redcrest!!!!
I'm glad that you brought this up it needs to be talked about more often, especially coming from a cool pro fisherman like yourself, very important especially in the winter months, I see a lot ppl not wearing them, I wear mine from time I get in the boat to the time I leave it, I fallen out of the boat a few times & I'm glad I had it on! Great video! Thank you for caring!
Awesome PSA!!! It happens all the time people hauling butt and it takes a split second to get into serious trouble. On the Cal Delta came around a corner doing 45mph and there was a 4ft swell almost ejected! Look at Gary Dobyns, almost the same thing. Be safe and don’t be that guy in the tournament!!
I actually had that happen to me in 1997 in my first bass boat. I was young and inexperienced for the most part and bought a boat without a working kill switch. I was going down the lake at about 40mph and my steering cable broke and my motor turned hard to one side and I was ejected from the boat. Now my boat was doing circles at 40mph and I was trapped in its path. The boat came at me several times and I was able to dive down and get out of the way but I soon tired out from the weight of all the clothes I had on. The last time it came at me I was unable to get out of the way and the prop hit my hand severing all five fingers. At the moment all I knew was that I was hit and I was exhausted and I soon gave out and everything went black. I should also add that I wasn’t wearing a life jacket. At this point I was drowning and thank the Lord above another boat saw all this happening and came to my rescue. He actually tried to get in front of my boat to stop it but my boat was running at such a speed that it just hit his boat and jumped it like a ramp, so at this point all he knew to do was try to ram my boat and try to capsize it. Thankfully he was successful and got my boat stopped and then his attention was to me. He told me that he reached as far down into the water as he could and grabbed my rain jacket hood because I was sinking to the bottom of the lake. He was able to get me pulled out and performed CPR on me and brought me back to life. I then spent the next 3 years having surgeries and therapy on my hand to get 20% use of it. I am so thankful Dustin that you brought attention to this because accidents can happen so quickly out on the water that can injure or kill you and I am living proof of that!
Wow! Thanks for your story. This stuff happens so very often. Had a fatality on Lake Seminole just last Saturday. Two boats from two different boat derbys.
The first thing I was taught is that boats don't have brakes. When teaching my son how to run a boat, I put a marker buoy out, got on plane, and took my foot off the throttle when we got to the buoy so he could see just how far you actually go when you let off. This was to reinforce how much control you really don't have and how far ahead you need to pay attention. It's a real eye opener if you've never done it.
This should be said and said again by every touring pro who has a platform. Good on you DC. I'd add that a boater safety course is highly recommended. My dad took me and my brother every Wednesday night for a month when we were younger, heck before we could even drive a car, so we'd know how to properly handle a boat. Super valuable info, almost all accidents on the water are preventable!
Something to add DC. I always hear people say "I'm a great swimmer" but when your head hits the windshield or boat before you hit the water you might not be awake to swim..! Besides it's cool to wear it nowadays..
Good advice DC. I am an old bank fisherman who could slip and fall into the water. This year I started wearing an automatic device. It may look silly, but I feel safer.
I wear my auto/manual life jacket from the time I get on the water till the time I get off. Truly wish you professionals would be the change and set the example and wear y’all’s life jacket all day. A lot of these young guys truly look up to y’all and will follow suit. Good luck DC, look forward to seeing you out there on the water.
I agree with you entirely. After being in a boating accident here in Alabama I don’t ride without one. Watching the cowling pop off the motor and fly over my head was enough to show me that I was very lucky. Also very Thankful the transom held and the motor didn’t get ripped off. Messed my back and neck all up from it. Then a week later two guys were killed hitting a piling on a shallow flat running at night.
Good stuff. A man died on Seminole this past Saturday. He was a passenger in a boat that hit a boat carrying a high schooler and his father. Not exactly sure what occurred yet. Very sad. On a lighter note, good win last week. Tight lines!!
Good for you, DC! For the most part, every other thing you show and teach us means nothing! I’m a father and husband! I fish because I love it! But I don’t pay my bills from fishing! Getting home is more important than a “big ole Biggin!!! Haha! Keep up the good work! Congrats for the win this year!
7:30 Old Hickory lake is my hometown lake and the deer love to swim out in the lake to the islands. It's shallow enough in alot of areas and the deer can walk out to the island
Awesome stuff DC. Glad you touched the subject. A lot of common sense, but when does that matter to some folks. We always put the jackets on and the kill switch attached.
Well done. It's a hard thing to see someone in trouble and you can't help them. I appreciate this video more than you will ever know. I just hope folks listen
Preach man. I still have one of the old orange brick life jackets. And I’m guilty of not wearing it because it’s so bulky. One day I’ll get one like yours, maybe once I graduate college.
A story of mine I was in cold weather gear for FL Bibs hoodie and a thick rain jacket, fell in trying to get grass off the TM prop and most people don’t realize how heavy that stuff gets I had no problem getting back up in the boat but if I was thrown with no jacket I probably wouldn’t have been able to swim back to a drifting boat and get back up in cold water
Pulled a man and some high school kids away from the lay dam on mitchell in the middle of an aba tournament few years back. Motor wouldnt crank for them.
I know a guy who was running on a flat calm day out on the CA Delta and the bolts holding on his 250 came loose and it kicked the boat and ejected two people from the boat. Luckily they both had in their vests or they wouldn't be here. Got off easy with some broken bones. I will always wear my life jacket no matter what, period!!
Great video! A lot of people needed to hear this. Got a small private lake with BIGS in it, possible state record in NC. Clearwater spring fed, I know some people that live on it let’s fish lol
Thanks for keeping us in check it means a lot?!! I'm super proud of you DC your are by far my favorite Bass fisherman!! Would love to get to meet you someday maybe we we will run into each other out on the water one day!!!
Good job sizl.. Remember newbies... Just because you're in the middle of the creek, river, etc...bouys mean island, or a long point....they're not pretty river decorations..(heard that once)..tn. fan..
Super pumped about this video accidents happen I know a guy that just got killed on seminole 2 boat accident safety is key and this video is dead on accurate thanks DC you da man!! 🛎
Would like to add...when fishing alone in the cold water, wear a life jacket, too. 5 MPH wind, your Spotlock kicks on high, you lose your balance, fall into 50 degree water with all the clothes on...you're not gonna be able to catch up to your boat due to the wind. And if you are able to catch up to your boat, the only way to get back in is to ride your lower unit while you trim it up. I rescued a guy one time on Gville in 2015. He lost his balance and fell out. He was holding onto a bridge piling when I heard his voice. 50/50/50 You have 50% chance of survival of spending 50 minutes in 50 degree water....and that's if you are wearing a lifejacket.
3 guys got killed lastyear at Texoma because they were thrown from the boat and didnt have a kill switch and the boat turned and ran all 3 over.. these videos arent action packed but DAMN WORTH IT AND NECESSARY. thanks d.c.
Watched two kids on an inflatable get run over by a larger boat meant for skiing, things went 0-100 real quick! Got em outta the water quick no injuries but always gotta be careful on the water
Great video. This should be posted at all boat ramps... My partner and I fished a tournament on our local lake here in Oklahoma (Tulsa). Water is 4+ feet low. We were idling out of a pocket and there were 3 trees in 48' of water that were right at water level, scary stuff if you don't know they are there.
There us a video out (cold water boot camp) where they put coast guard rescue swimmers, and fishermen in the 50 degree water and have them try different stuff. 20 yard swim was nearly impossible for the best of em without a life jacket...
Me and my brother had an accident on Pickwick Lake a March 2020.. Motor broke off in middle of river and had we not had our life jackets on we would have drowned. That 50 degree water ain't no joke I promise you.
Man im glad I came to this video. New bass boat owner here and went out yesterday for the first time. I totally forgot to put that kill switch on me. It'll be on from now on thats for sure. 👊
in indiana you don’t even need a boating license just a valid drivers license or learners permit with an adult… i’ve seen some crazy stuff on our lakes
Yeah the kids and boat captain happened at Pickwick and it was such a bad deal. I witnessed one at Logan Martin dam on the Logan side and it pinned a jon boat against the turbine entrance luckily they were able to free the boat and get away
Only and idiot doesn't wear a jacket or killswitch this time of year. I'm guilty of it during the summer, but I also rarely run fast. Never do I run in fog though
Dc I am a giant fan of yours. I live on Lake Martin and I think they doing the same as the coosa spots which they are not spawning but they ain’t on their first prespawn points like they were a month ago, so where are they at.
Dude so glad you made this video I see this all the time every bass fisherman has been guilty of it but it's the smartest thing you can do,just wear the damn thing,great video DC and we'll said
I would like for you to come speak to our high school team here in Tifton ga about boating safety and come fish with us as well I’m one of the boat Captains for our teams.
Cool info, I probably won't be on a boat if the caliber that you have. Mostly canoes or kayaks. Wearing a life jacket is mandatory for me anyways. Great job in your last win.
I lost a really good friend of mine that grew up on the water due to not having his on. He stopped and was walking through his little Jon boat and was hit broad side with a wave and ejected and literally drown in a matter of minutes
I’ll say it! I needed to hear this! Been boating all my life and complacency is a killer! Thanks for putting this back in the front of my head instead of the back. Your passion for the sport is 2nd to none.
Right there with you.
This is the Gospel. Preach it DC. I went from boating my entire childhood to now fishing kayak tournaments and I wear a NRS Chinook every second on the water. It's the most important piece of equipment you own.
This is God telling me something. I’m up in the mountains bass fishing in Arizona and last night in my room at the lodge I started pondering how my Mustang life jacket even works. Then I started pondering why I don’t wear it when I’m fun fishing! Thanks DC starting tomorrow morning I’m wearing that some gun no matter what! Great vid
I totaled my boat last year on the Alabama river near the amphitheater running 60. I hit a log (never seen it) boat hooked and I thought I was going to rip the steering wheel off! Never went into the drink but was wearing my life jacket. From that day forward I’ve always had a different level of respect for boating safety. WEAR YOUR LIFE JACKET!! YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY WILL APPRECIATE IT!!
That High School team that went over Pickwick Dam was a tragedy. It's horrible that accident spurred the change that was needed to keep High School tournaments safe by postponing or cancelling events during flooded conditions.
Let’s goo I caught a stud smallie on loudon for my middle school tournament this weekend love you dc
A subject that NEEDS to be addressed. I know of 2 elderly men who grew up on the water that are no longer with us because they would not wear a life jacket. Thank you.
Same here. Happened on Richland Chambers in Texas. A grandpa and his grandson.
I know it’s a touchy subject! My dad owns a funeral home and it’s completely different when you see it with your own eyes. Great video, definitely needed to be addressed!
Congradulations for that last win, so glad you rocked the boat!!
Well said DC. I had a boat run into me heading back into weigh in because the dude put his hood up over his helmet and totaled both boats. I got it on video. Safety is so important!
This was great DC because safety comes 1st and an accident is called that for a reason, you dont know when your gonna get hurt so its vest to be safe and prepared.
I fish below some of the same dams you do (Lay Dam & Mitchell ) and Im glad that you made this point.
Hopefully people will listen and learn from this. It means alot more coming from a sucsessful pro such as yourself.
Years ago a boat was anchored off to the side of #6 turbine at lay dam, the anchor hung up and another turbine was turned on. Rising water sank the boat but the guy in it was ok. That guy was my Dad. Respect those Dams! Thanks Dustin for making this video.
Thank you Dustin. I'm a first time boat owner at age 60, and I had no idea about dams. That was enlightening. Bless you and yours!
THANKS DC! There's been 4 men drown on Toledo Bend in none trailering tournaments. Btw in the cold weather months (due to amount of clothing) we wear full vest. Congrats on the win and good luck at Redcrest. God Bless!
Needs to be said more often brother, close friend of mine didn't have one on one day and is no longer with us, sad day.
I needed to be reminded. Thanks. As men we need to check each other ever now and then.
Very Well Said!!!!! This video needs to be viewed by so many people today!!!!
Heck ya brother thanks for the reminder! I'm bad about being over confident and complacent in my boat. Especially on my local water. God bless and good luck in the upcoming Redcrest!!!!
I'm glad that you brought this up it needs to be talked about more often, especially coming from a cool pro fisherman like yourself, very important especially in the winter months, I see a lot ppl not wearing them, I wear mine from time I get in the boat to the time I leave it, I fallen out of the boat a few times & I'm glad I had it on! Great video! Thank you for caring!
Awesome PSA!!! It happens all the time people hauling butt and it takes a split second to get into serious trouble. On the Cal Delta came around a corner doing 45mph and there was a 4ft swell almost ejected! Look at Gary Dobyns, almost the same thing. Be safe and don’t be that guy in the tournament!!
I actually had that happen to me in 1997 in my first bass boat. I was young and inexperienced for the most part and bought a boat without a working kill switch. I was going down the lake at about 40mph and my steering cable broke and my motor turned hard to one side and I was ejected from the boat. Now my boat was doing circles at 40mph and I was trapped in its path. The boat came at me several times and I was able to dive down and get out of the way but I soon tired out from the weight of all the clothes I had on. The last time it came at me I was unable to get out of the way and the prop hit my hand severing all five fingers. At the moment all I knew was that I was hit and I was exhausted and I soon gave out and everything went black. I should also add that I wasn’t wearing a life jacket. At this point I was drowning and thank the Lord above another boat saw all this happening and came to my rescue. He actually tried to get in front of my boat to stop it but my boat was running at such a speed that it just hit his boat and jumped it like a ramp, so at this point all he knew to do was try to ram my boat and try to capsize it. Thankfully he was successful and got my boat stopped and then his attention was to me. He told me that he reached as far down into the water as he could and grabbed my rain jacket hood because I was sinking to the bottom of the lake. He was able to get me pulled out and performed CPR on me and brought me back to life. I then spent the next 3 years having surgeries and therapy on my hand to get 20% use of it. I am so thankful Dustin that you brought attention to this because accidents can happen so quickly out on the water that can injure or kill you and I am living proof of that!
Wow! Thanks for your story. This stuff happens so very often. Had a fatality on Lake Seminole just last Saturday. Two boats from two different boat derbys.
@@robbyhardy5498 very scary. heard it was a high school boat
The first thing I was taught is that boats don't have brakes. When teaching my son how to run a boat, I put a marker buoy out, got on plane, and took my foot off the throttle when we got to the buoy so he could see just how far you actually go when you let off. This was to reinforce how much control you really don't have and how far ahead you need to pay attention. It's a real eye opener if you've never done it.
Great information for all to reflect on. You probably just saved someone’s brother,Dad,uncles life that you might never hear about. I’m sure of it.
This should be said and said again by every touring pro who has a platform. Good on you DC. I'd add that a boater safety course is highly recommended. My dad took me and my brother every Wednesday night for a month when we were younger, heck before we could even drive a car, so we'd know how to properly handle a boat. Super valuable info, almost all accidents on the water are preventable!
Something to add DC. I always hear people say "I'm a great swimmer" but when your head hits the windshield or boat before you hit the water you might not be awake to swim..! Besides it's cool to wear it nowadays..
Good advice DC. I am an old bank fisherman who could slip and fall into the water. This year I started wearing an automatic device. It may look silly, but I feel safer.
Straight truth. More folks need to take this serious. Can’t fix stupid and it’s such a shame.
I love your energy man. Even a PSA is exciting. Your energy and presentation gift will save lives. God Bless.
I wear my auto/manual life jacket from the time I get on the water till the time I get off. Truly wish you professionals would be the change and set the example and wear y’all’s life jacket all day. A lot of these young guys truly look up to y’all and will follow suit. Good luck DC, look forward to seeing you out there on the water.
I personally know people that where in boating accidents and have lived and died, great message DC!
I agree with you entirely. After being in a boating accident here in Alabama I don’t ride without one. Watching the cowling pop off the motor and fly over my head was enough to show me that I was very lucky. Also very Thankful the transom held and the motor didn’t get ripped off. Messed my back and neck all up from it. Then a week later two guys were killed hitting a piling on a shallow flat running at night.
Good stuff. A man died on Seminole this past Saturday. He was a passenger in a boat that hit a boat carrying a high schooler and his father. Not exactly sure what occurred yet. Very sad. On a lighter note, good win last week. Tight lines!!
Good for you, DC! For the most part, every other thing you show and teach us means nothing! I’m a father and husband! I fish because I love it! But I don’t pay my bills from fishing! Getting home is more important than a “big ole Biggin!!! Haha! Keep up the good work! Congrats for the win this year!
Well said! Have to keep saying it so people think about it more!
7:30 Old Hickory lake is my hometown lake and the deer love to swim out in the lake to the islands. It's shallow enough in alot of areas and the deer can walk out to the island
Awesome stuff DC. Glad you touched the subject. A lot of common sense, but when does that matter to some folks. We always put the jackets on and the kill switch attached.
Great video, see silly things all the time on the Mississippi River, tournament’s and people out frolicking. Be safe
Love the video bud this doesn't get talked about near enough by the pros that these youngsters look up to. Keep em tight.
Awesome video so true thank you sir me and my boy whent to a boat safe class in Louisiana
Well done. It's a hard thing to see someone in trouble and you can't help them. I appreciate this video more than you will ever know. I just hope folks listen
Preach man. I still have one of the old orange brick life jackets. And I’m guilty of not wearing it because it’s so bulky. One day I’ll get one like yours, maybe once I graduate college.
A story of mine I was in cold weather gear for FL Bibs hoodie and a thick rain jacket, fell in trying to get grass off the TM prop and most people don’t realize how heavy that stuff gets I had no problem getting back up in the boat but if I was thrown with no jacket I probably wouldn’t have been able to swim back to a drifting boat and get back up in cold water
Pulled a man and some high school kids away from the lay dam on mitchell in the middle of an aba tournament few years back. Motor wouldnt crank for them.
I know a guy who was running on a flat calm day out on the CA Delta and the bolts holding on his 250 came loose and it kicked the boat and ejected two people from the boat. Luckily they both had in their vests or they wouldn't be here. Got off easy with some broken bones. I will always wear my life jacket no matter what, period!!
Awesome info Dustin. I think you nailed it. Every word.
Congratulations on your recent win You deserve it You work really hard .
Great video! A lot of people needed to hear this. Got a small private lake with BIGS in it, possible state record in NC. Clearwater spring fed, I know some people that live on it let’s fish lol
Great video dc and yes I do have 1700 acres with farm ponds that I have caught studs out of
Thanks for keeping us in check it means a lot?!! I'm super proud of you DC your are by far my favorite Bass fisherman!! Would love to get to meet you someday maybe we we will run into each other out on the water one day!!!
Great vid Hammer need to get back over to the view in T town and show these people some Warrior spots!
See ya at Redcrest. Are you guys doing a fan day in Grove on Tuesday? Good luck, you got the momentum going into it.
Thanks DC One of your best videos yet
Good job sizl..
Remember newbies...
Just because you're in the middle of the creek, river, etc...bouys mean island, or a long point....they're not pretty river decorations..(heard that once)..tn. fan..
Hey.. hey.. They ain't Commin.....but u found em.. congrats on the win
Thanks for sharing DC yes good points, congratulations on hitting 50 000 subscribers, keep up the great video's blessings Steve D.
And congratulations on your big win bro, I’d love to fish with you I’m sure it would be a blast
DuCon, thanks for being human enough to care about your subscribers, good video and appreciate your insight on all the information you share!$$$
Everyone needs to hear this. Myself included. And I also know of a juicy pond or two that has biggggs in it.
Super pumped about this video accidents happen I know a guy that just got killed on seminole 2 boat accident safety is key and this video is dead on accurate thanks DC you da man!! 🛎
Would like to add...when fishing alone in the cold water, wear a life jacket, too.
5 MPH wind, your Spotlock kicks on high, you lose your balance, fall into 50 degree water with all the clothes on...you're not gonna be able to catch up to your boat due to the wind. And if you are able to catch up to your boat, the only way to get back in is to ride your lower unit while you trim it up. I rescued a guy one time on Gville in 2015. He lost his balance and fell out. He was holding onto a bridge piling when I heard his voice.
50/50/50 You have 50% chance of survival of spending 50 minutes in 50 degree water....and that's if you are wearing a lifejacket.
3 guys got killed lastyear at Texoma because they were thrown from the boat and didnt have a kill switch and the boat turned and ran all 3 over.. these videos arent action packed but DAMN WORTH IT AND NECESSARY. thanks d.c.
My doc went over the spillway in Tuscaloosa years ago.
Good for you
Great advice
DC your the man, nice win! Congrats!
Probably the best video you have ever made DC.
Let's RIDE man... I got this spot in Marian Alabama. I'm off for the summer too #letsgochamp
Watched two kids on an inflatable get run over by a larger boat meant for skiing, things went 0-100 real quick! Got em outta the water quick no injuries but always gotta be careful on the water
Great video. This should be posted at all boat ramps... My partner and I fished a tournament on our local lake here in Oklahoma (Tulsa). Water is 4+ feet low. We were idling out of a pocket and there were 3 trees in 48' of water that were right at water level, scary stuff if you don't know they are there.
Skiatook?
@@FRESHWATERBASSINTV yes
6:54 he just called out everybody on the Coosa 😂😂
There us a video out (cold water boot camp) where they put coast guard rescue swimmers, and fishermen in the 50 degree water and have them try different stuff. 20 yard swim was nearly impossible for the best of em without a life jacket...
Me and my brother had an accident on Pickwick Lake a March 2020..
Motor broke off in middle of river and had we not had our life jackets on we would have drowned. That 50 degree water ain't no joke I promise you.
Great words of advice DC. We are all guilty for sure. I need to do better as well.
Man im glad I came to this video. New bass boat owner here and went out yesterday for the first time. I totally forgot to put that kill switch on me. It'll be on from now on thats for sure. 👊
Come on cuz.... we got BIGS!!! Double Digit BIGS! Great Video and Good Luck this week/weekend! #DING🛎
Way to go on the win the other day and keep up the sweet vids man! Get that redcrest brother!!!
in indiana you don’t even need a boating license just a valid drivers license or learners permit with an adult… i’ve seen some crazy stuff on our lakes
Cool video DC, good advices.
Awesome video DC! Bringing the best tips 🤙🔥
Yeah the kids and boat captain happened at Pickwick and it was such a bad deal. I witnessed one at Logan Martin dam on the Logan side and it pinned a jon boat against the turbine entrance luckily they were able to free the boat and get away
Only and idiot doesn't wear a jacket or killswitch this time of year. I'm guilty of it during the summer, but I also rarely run fast. Never do I run in fog though
Dc I am a giant fan of yours. I live on Lake Martin and I think they doing the same as the coosa spots which they are not spawning but they ain’t on their first prespawn points like they were a month ago, so where are they at.
Thank you sir!
Great information and it should never get old! But you have to pull the cord in one of your upcoming videos after how this one ended😁
Great tips DC. Thanks for sharing this with us. Rip some lips this year.
Congratulations on your last win. I hope to get to meet you at grand lake. I live about:45 minutes from there.
Well said!
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Dude so glad you made this video I see this all the time every bass fisherman has been guilty of it but it's the smartest thing you can do,just wear the damn thing,great video DC and we'll said
Always need the knowledge
Got 400 acres on the Missouri Iowa line with a farm pond with biggins in it and big bucks
I would like for you to come speak to our high school team here in Tifton ga about boating safety and come fish with us as well I’m one of the boat Captains for our teams.
Cool info, I probably won't be on a boat if the caliber that you have. Mostly canoes or kayaks. Wearing a life jacket is mandatory for me anyways. Great job in your last win.
DC is the man Boom
Great info DC, catch'um up..
Definitely know what your talking about great video man good luck on the next tourney 👍 when is the next tourney?
Hey DC, wanna know what that pre-spawn time of year means here in Ontario? ... "no fishin"
What’s a tip you have for staying on a spot offshore without spotlock ?
Well said bud
I always wear mine when im running and take it off when I stop. Especially by myself.
I lost a really good friend of mine that grew up on the water due to not having his on. He stopped and was walking through his little Jon boat and was hit broad side with a wave and ejected and literally drown in a matter of minutes