KAYAK Fishing for 80K! Tournament of Champions - Lake Chickamauga
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Fishing the prestigious, hobie bass open series tournament of champions on lake chickamauga. Only the top 6-0 anglers qualified to fish this 3 day event with over 80k in cash to be won.
Keep pushing forward Kristine! God bless you, tight lines, and as always, keep it reeel!!!👍🎣✝
Kristine, I love your real-world RAW videos on kayak fishing...
I know it's a lot of work to get these posted in a timely manner, thank you...
Goes Good With Beer 🍺🎣
Thanks for showing the reality of fishing. It's not all catching, as my dad would laugh and say, that's why it's called fishing
👍✌️ pulling for you young lady good luck..✌️👍
Calm, cool and positive. You got this..
Keep your head up! Great video!
Been a rough year for you! Go get them the next day!
It has! Still had several top tens and was consistent, but my first year without a win :(
I live on Chick and it has been tough! Congrats on catching them!
I found one mat that was absolutely loaded. Got 20 plus blow ups a day, lost multiple fish over 4lbs each day. But that’s frog fishing :(
@@kristinefischer2289 Must be nice!😂😂 I’m out here swinging on a few dinks to make it a good day!
This spot where you first started on Day 1 is so pretty
🎉 bravo a toi...et bonne continuation 👌☘️👍♒🉑♒
Power of positivity. You got this Kristine. We’re pulling for ya
How does it feel having a home base centralized during the derby season? I know you were reluctant at the change but I think it’s going to help you out in the long run!!
Kristine, I love your videos. I mainly fish for carp but I dabble with bass. As a carp angler I am very sensitive about noise, even fishing from the bank. My question is, your kayak acts like a sound chamber and noise travels very far through water, does your movements not scare fish off?
Very true in some scenarios- especially shallow. I try to be as quiet as possible, and have a mat kit on the deck to “dampen” the noise- you’re definitely spot on though !
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Go get them 👍
That’s what I go through in the fall so I switch to whacky worms and they kill.
Kristine, we're pulling for you! Go get em girl!
As for getting rid of rods, consider the reality that if you weren't 'in the footage' that was on camera there. If you were only the spectator looking at the same footage. You'd appreciate there wasn't one tournament going on in that footage. There were actually three distinct stages to that day (and this effect is far, far more pronounced in winter). The real difference between summertime and wintertime as far as climate goes, in terms of it's impact on someone such as an angler. Is that in winter time, the extremes get more extreme, the different stages of a twenty-four hour cycle get even more pronounced than otherwise (summertime by contrast 'flattens out' time to a point where night time, evening, midday or morning doesn't really matter). In summer time, from a fishing point of view one has to struggle to do the opposite. To find these brief and rare moments of contrast. Things such as that early morning bite become super crucial, as it's the time when fish are most on the move. Still in the hunting mode, while the light is bright enough that they can sight feed too, before they rest in the later morning period. In wintertime, one doesn't have to struggle to find or locate contrast. You're footage demonstrates that reality. You started on 'the moon' fishing Chick in early daylight hours. Transitioned to 'Mars' in the midday, looking at glass-topped water and warmer temp's. And you ended on a different planet. A windy one, that had rollers kind of crashing off of beaches. We'll call it planet earth. In one day, the fishing re-located from the moon, to Mars and back to earth. Now consider the challenge of trying to eliminate rods and tackle, in order to accommodate or facilitate those three different conditions? Simple answer is, you cannot.
Mark Zona in an interview, talking about a couple of really well known and successful small mouth anglers from Canada mentioned it. He explained, or tried to explain what it was about the Johnson brothers (and even Zona who understood them as well as anyone, couldn't put his finger on it). All that Zona could figure out, was that the Johnson brothers were able to change what they were throwing (and as a consequence of that, completely and utterly discard or drop whatever rod it was, they had in their hands). In order to change and pursue something different. Zona said, they do that pretty much faster than anybody he'd ever witnessed before. Zona's way to explain it was, the ordinary angler such as himself would struggle to put something down for a longer amount of time. And then struggle even more, to pick up something different (and it's true, because our brain has to mentally stop frog fishing, before we can throw plastic bait worms, or it has to mentally stop thinking crankbaits in order to throw topwater). Or whatever that change is. The only thing I would surmise looking at this footage. Is that in winter time in fishing. One isn't going out there in order to complete a day's fishing time on the water. Actually, what you're going out to do is three short day's worth of fishing time. All packed into one nine or ten hour period. The fracture, or the contrast between the first and second period within that nine hours. Or the contrast between the second period and the third. Could not be more exaggerated (summer time is the opposite, if you're not dialled in to one's fishing in summer time, one is hoping for weather or climate, or day light or wind conditions to alter). But they never do. In winter time, one is hoping that conditions remain stable for long enough, so you can figure it out. But they never do. And I don't know if you can pattern things in winter time bass fishing. That's being honest. And I don't know if we are meant to.
Where 'pattern fishing' in competition for bass anglers originates from. Is the fact that tournaments happen in States such as Texas, Oklahoma or Alabama. That is places that have warmth and stable weather conditions for large parts of the year. That enables them to have lots of competition bass angling. And for much of that time, as mentioned, the 'weather' situation does not have any marked contrast to it. Meaning that, if one can't alter the weather. If one has to figure out a way to make a change, and then adapt to that change. In a way that one can catch some more fish, rather than less fish. One has to impose some mental model upon what you're doing. Which is where the idea of 'patterns' in competitive fishing comes from. You travel to places such as Canada, and you instantly run into those anglers. Who are a lot less like the pattern-based bass anglers of the South. They are folks who I am more familiar with, coming from western Europe. Who don't have to change anything really. Why? Because things are changing around them. That was the reason why Mark Zona tried to explain what it is that the Johnson brothers do, in the way he did. There is no one he suggested that is faster at responding to a change. And picking up a different item of tackle. Than those Johnson brothers. There is really no point, as you go to colder and more winter-type climates up north. In coming up with ideas about patterns as such. Because as we know, in northern latitudes you can get a summer's day in the middle of winter. Or you can get hail stones on a day in June. And any other variation you can think of. The difference as you move north, is the ability to respond quickly or slowly. What winter time fishing in Chickamauga does, is it introduces some of that into what is really an excellent southern latitude water environment. Where even in winter time, despite the radical changes that happened in temperature and sunlight over the short day. The fishing actually held up. It remained relatively stable and consistent.
It reminds me of what the track athletes said about the four-minute-mile. It wasn't about running a single mile race over four minutes. It was about running four distinct and different one-minute races. One after the next. That's what was going on at Chickamauga. It was a four-minute mile kind of race.
All I can say is Man she is beautiful
Quick draw. Pause before hookset.
Let's gooooo!!!!!!!👍👴🦸♀️🎣🇺🇸🦅
I forgot to ask how many competitors in this 1?
60 of the best in the country
60! Only the top 60 qualify !
@@kristinefischer2289your no.1 Kristine in the world
Thanks