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Sorry to hear. Prayers sent.

To that point: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/hold-fish.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/revive-fish.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/fish-handling-aaron.html http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/fish-care-in-the-livewell.html

I suppose you could say I've had success. Check out the fish I caught on the Ned rig in this video: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/ned-rig.html

Hey folks! I made this video by special request. When I was approached about the idea, I looked around and saw there really isn't anything on this subject, so I went ahead and made a video on it -- the process, tools, and methodology of culling bass during a tournament. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/culling.html Hope you can use a few of the ideas shown in the video!

Thank you! I'll give it whirl!

And we're done here too....

I have several and want to get more. Super light rods built for heavy-duty action. I can pitch all day long and not tire out.

Whoops! I forgot to add it. Thanks for the reminder. I fixed it.

We're done here.

Hey folks! I see this question pop up here every now and then, so created this video to help answer it. http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/feel-bite.html Enjoy!

Buy an AlumaFiber boat. I think the answers you're going to get are going to depend on personal experience and budget. Aluminum boats cost lest than fiberglass, so that's a major consideration I've owned both, and won't get another aluminum boat. Why? It leaked like a sieve. It was a Smokercraft 17' aluminum and leaked really bad. I finally replaced all the rivets with expensive aircraft grade rivets and FAA approved sealant, along with some expensive aluminum welding (read that "specialty welding"), which finally fixed it. But it never compared to the storage capabilities (no dry storage), nor speed (45mph tops) of fiberglass boats. Plus it wasn't as stable as fiberglass boats (rocked back and forth easily). Also, it didn't handle waves very well....ok, not at all. Anything more than small whitecaps were out of the question. It was like riding a battering ram.....and you were going to get wet no matter what. Rough water handling was horrible. It didn't have a V-hull, that's why. Never get a Smokercraft.....ever. I now have a Ranger 520 Comanche and couldn't be more happy. Check out all the storage I have: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/boat-organization.html I'm certain there are better aluminum boats our there that are fantastic options. I'm just saying my personal experience would advise you to go with fiberglass. I'm sure others with great experiences with aluminum boats would say otherwise.

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Hey folks, I actually have a question to ask YOU! Does anyone know how to get a screenshot on a Lowrance HDS-10 Gen 2? All I seem to find in the manual are ways to save settings and waypoints, but not screen captures. I would like to save images as well as video, if possible. Other than using a camera, anyone know how to do this?

Man that is really, really rough. Sorry you, your family, friends, and your brother are going through this. Prayers sent.

Posted a new video this morning. Here's how to properly revive a fish. You might be surprised! http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/revive-fish.html

Here's a new article about finding bass. http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/5-spots-for-bass.html Enjoy!

Here's how choose and use different crankbait styles and designs. http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/crankbait-lips.html

Yup, Trokar hook. I use them for flipping, pitching. I use the Eagle Claw HP hooks for finesse fishing.

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