Accidental catch while bass fishing ponds

Welcome back to Slammed Outdoors, in today's video I'm going to be pond fishing for bass with senkos and dropshots. The trip went pretty well but I thought I had my new PB largemouth when unfortunately it was just a decent sized channel catfish that I snagged on accident. It was still a good fight just a little bit of a bummer. Overall it was a good trip the next video coming out is going to be a big one so be on the lookout for that. Remember to like and subscribe it really helps the channel.
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[@DaddyWentFishing]

Hey! Nice video!!! I'm curious about your "strategy" to walk the bank with a backpack and 3-4 rods... I have an issue that I usually stay in one place and don't move/walk too much: maybe bc I'm too lazy, or bc I think "the fish will bite on the next cast" so I need to stay there (aka FOMO), or bc I usually don't have a lot of time to fish.... or a combination of all of them. But I'm trying to practice and forcing myself to walk along the bank, sometimes around the whole pond, and cover as much water as I can. But I found really hard to do this with multiple rods... backpack is fine, bc I can keep it on my back the whole time, but multiple rods is just super annoying: leaving the rods, making some casts, walk maybe 20-30 feet, and then come back to get the rods.... So how do you deal with that? Any tips?

[@SlammedOutdoors]

Personally I like to cover ground just because the fish typically hold in like 3-4 different spots at my ponds so I like to try and at least spend like 10-15 minutes in those spots if I have time. The multiple rods is a pain Ngl but it’s faster then stopping to retie 3-4 times if I’m not sure what they’re eating, if I can get on a pattern I like to take my rods back and just fish with 1 rod plus the backpack because it’s way more efficient. I usually like to setup my bag and the rods I’m not using in a spot then fish the bank within like 30 feet of that then switch rods and repeat until I decide to try a different spot on the pond or decide to tie on a different bait. Also in my experience if I don’t get a bite in a specific part of the pond within like 30 minutes either none of the baits I’m using are working or the fish aren’t holding where I’m fishing.