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A-Jay

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  1. It's essentially a very light body workout where I use body weight, light weights, and resistance bands to get loose, warm up and get some blood flowing. I always give it it's due and never short change or skip it. Takes about 12-15 minutes of constant movements. Then for my heavier (relative term) compound lifts, Leg presses, Rack Pulls, Sissy Squats, and Step Back Lunges, I do 2 or 3 sets to work up to my working weight. Mostly to prepare my knees and lower back for the load that's coming. None of this is ever included in my video's - usually just the working sets them selves. I'll do a video of just my warm up here soon. It's really nothing special and almost any similar type deal will get the job done. But I'll show what I do and label it (and tag you) so you'll know. A-Jay
  2. Nicely Done Sir ! You're an inspiration. 40 bass from Big water, with Big Wind and in a Kayak no less. And I do love a wide open wobblehead bite myself. Heal up that hand and go again ! A-Jay
  3. All business on this Sunday Morning. Completed Giant Set Workout Day 1. Getting myself in the right mindset to take on the mental and physical stress of this training, plays an important role in my performance. A Strong mind makes for a stronger & healthier body. #borninfiftynine A-Jay
  4. A-Jay replied to TnRiver46's topic in Tournament Talk
    Such a good idea to throw in random commercials. Like watching an important football game. There's 2 minutes left in the 4th, very close game. It's 4th & goal on the 2 yard line - they are about to snap the ball . . . But wait . . . time for a Depends Commercial. WTH ! ☹️ A-Jay
  5. A-Jay replied to Munkin's topic in Fishing Tackle
    For me, tube's are fished most effectively on a hard bottom with almost and kind of cover with the exception of perhaps dense weed. Additionally, my tube fishing is done when I have the fishes position mostly narrowed done. I'm not poking around looking for bites with a tube. A-Jay
  6. A-Jay replied to Munkin's topic in Fishing Tackle
    Might come down to bottom composition. A-Jay
  7. Weather and the work list are both pointing towards Monday for an afternoon trip out onto Lake Menderchuck. Forecast is looking a little sporty with some wind, but it's 'the right kind'. Which often makes all the difference in the world. I'll admit it, I'm a little pumped. A-Jay
  8. Practice Practice Practice. Sun, rain and dark of night. I barely even think about "what' I need to do any more. I just do it. This is what that looks like. A-Jay
  9. Congrats and Awesome Pic! A-Jay
  10. I have some idea of what you're describing, but it sounds like you may be next level from where I'm at. Not sure how long it's going to take to complete, but do you think we could get some before & after pics. Might help inspire me to get with the program myself. Pretty sure I need it too. A-Jay
  11. A-Jay replied to Munkin's topic in Fishing Tackle
    For the past few years anyway, I post up a few of my favorites from that past season. They change a bit here & there, but there's always some staples. Fishing exclusively for Brown Bass in the North Woods. https://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/263885-productive-baits-2024-edition/ A-Jay
  12. Still loving the open water experience ~ A-Jay
  13. Giant Set Workout Day 4 this time. When I'm doing this correctly, the total body warm up I do before each of these training sessions, is thorough and takes a little bit longer than the workout itself. Super important. #borninfiftynine A-Jay
  14. Me too.. I also use these on the smaller stuff. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000IBSFPS?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2 A-Jay
  15. Nope not snow, but plenty of downed trees ! CRAZY CRAZY CRAZY. 🤪 A-Jay
  16. Oh my, please excuse my mistake. I'll go with one my Dad used to tell me all the time growing up. "If you had half a brain, you'd be dangerous". He was so supportive. A-Jay
  17. Turns out it wasn't bad . . . A-Jay
  18. Public access finally opened here. After looking at the weather forecast, seemed the wind would be down but I'd be dodging rain squals all afternoon. Went for it anyway and I'm glad I did. Ride across the lake was killer (love the big open water) and once I got settled into my first spot, I was treated to several medium sized pike. And I mean cast after cast after cast. It was non stop for a while. I said treated in jest - it is not a treat pulling 3 trebles out of 25 pike. Only saw 2 dink smallies so I moved. Not much at place two. Decided to return to where I started, just a couple of yards away from Pikeville. Good Move. I was rewarded with a beauty of a 5 lb class fish. Man that felt good. Especially after the crazy winter we just had. I made a short video because - why not ? It picks up after I relocated. Enjoy. I surely did. A-Jay
  19. @Dwight Hottle is always a tough act to follow, but I've got to start some where . . . Got my best brown bass so far at 5-5.28 That's 5.33 divided by MI record 9.98 gets me to 53.40. Still some room to grow I think A-Jay
  20. Lake Menderchuck in the rain this afternoon. First Grown fish of the year. A-Jay
  21. Compared to what you're routinely doing now, place LESS Trailer in the lake. It will correct 2 challenges. 1. Your rigs will not 'float' to an incorrect position. 2. The trailer will guide your right to the correct position as it's designed. Regardless of how the trailer is angled at the ramp, when the trailer is too deep, bad things happen. Find the sweet spot, for my rig it's when the fenders are 1 inch out of the water. When the ramp is tilted I keep one side 2 inches above the water. But one way deep never works smoothly. A-Jay
  22. Crushed a ton of yard clean up today after my workout. Frees me up to be on the water tomorrow. Plans are for an afternoon trip out on to Lake Menderchuck Actual. Might be good . . . . . A-Jay
  23. Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay

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