Mac3444

There is no word for this except Beautiful. I really appreciate you sharing and look forward to trying this out.

I seem to be loosing way more fish on a texas rig in the last several months. Before this I was no less then 90% bite to land. I'd say now I'm maybe 50/50. I am intrested to hear what you think maybe the causing this. None of the Equipment i used for the t-rig had changed. Most of the fish seem to be throwing the bait.

How does everyone organize their jig heads and hooks? I've tried multiple ways from keeping them in original packaging to small separate bags for each size. But keeping them separated by size and even brand can be tough especially once the packaging is gone and on that note OG packaging takes up a lot of space.

I find myself in an unusual position in my journey as an angler, particularly as a tournament angler. To provide some background, I am a 29-year-old father and husband. The world of tournament fishing only came into my awareness when I was 24, and I acquired my own boat just last year. Despite this, I have been actively participating in fishing tournaments for the past 3 years as a co angler and now as a boater. One observation I've made is that a significant number of anglers who compete in these tournaments were introduced to the sport at a young age. They had the privilege of being taught and mentored by a family member or a friend. They have way more TOW and experience than me. But my TOW is where my problem seems to be coming from. I can’t identify what I’m doing right or wrong in all aspects of fishing. I use all the media resources I can get my hands on to learn as much as I can . But yet I can’t consistently compete. How do I progress, when I don’t know what I’m doing right or wrong ? A “mentor” someone to teach me hands on? I don’t have a great network of anglers to ask for help from. Ultimately I need some guidance.