I have lurked around and gained lots of info from just Googling items with a "site:bassresource.com" tag. I love the knowledge and information I've gotten from that so I figured it was time to join the forums and participate. Thanks for providing these forums.

 

I used to fish quite a bit when I was 12 and younger. Then I started working and then went on to college and was too preoccupied with grades and jobs. I finally got back into deer hunting, then turkey hunting, and now I'm trying to get back into bass fishing. Love to crappie fish and bluegill fish. Sweet meat! I feel so far behind at 30 years old. I feel like I should be a way better outdoorsman than this!

 

Really, my bass fishing skills don't go too far beyond fishing with Texas rigged worms. I would like to expand out my skills so I can be proficient with different types of lures, reading conditions, and finding fish. Recently, the family kind of went in and bought a 2012 Alumacraft Pro 175 with a 60HP Mercury. So I hope to utilize that a little bit to get around on Kentucky and Barkley Lakes and maybe some trips up to the other lakes in western Kentucky. It's no 21 foot glass boat with a 250HP on it, but I think we'll make it work.

 

Anyway, thanks for having these forums and I hope to talk with a lot of you and soak up the knowledge and experience like a sponge.

Welcome to the forums.. Welcome back to the Great Outdoors!!

Thanks! I appreciate it. Search function is handy. I have so many questions I want to ask but they're already here. Somewhat disappointing actually since I can't start a conversation and I don't want to necro an old post.

Welcome!

Welcome!

Greetings and Welcome to the forums

Welcome from Louisville!  Like you, I stopped fishing for a chunk of my life as well.  The information here has translated to more bass during the past month or so than ever before.  

Hello and Welcome to BR ~

 

A-Jay

Welcome aboard!

Welcome home!

Welcome to the forums!

 

Jeff

Pull up a chair and lend an ear. Welcome aboard my friend!