What's your bass fishing superpower?

[Darth-Baiter]

if I'm being honest.  my sleep is my superpower.  more often than not, I can go to sleep as needed. if I am waking up at 3:00 am, I can trudge off the bed at 7 and fall asleep.  and I can wake up 5 minutes before the alarm goes off.   my wife thinks I am weird.

[Swamp Girl]

Just now, Darth-Baiter said:

if I'm being honest.  my sleep is my superpower.  more often than not, I can go to sleep as needed. if I am waking up at 3:00 am, I can trudge off the bed at 7 and fall asleep.  and I can wake up 5 minutes before the alarm goes off.   my wife thinks I am weird.

 

Cool superpower! Sometimes I'm too excited to fall asleep in time to fully rest before the next morning's fishing and I go fishing tired and fish poorly.

[Rucksack]

Mine would have to be the fact I just love being outside. If the fish aren't biting I'm still out there having an awesome time looking at wildlife, the weather, and enjoying not seeing any walls. 

 

This is probably because I grew up outside. I was born in a rural area, lived by a state park, earned an Eagle Scout, and most of my childhood hobbies were outside. I've been wet and cold for days at a time hiking in the mountains, so whatever a day of fishing (assuming it's safe) has to throw at me won't phase me much. 

 

Becoming an adult I got a busy desk job in a city and forgot how much I needed the outdoors until the past couple years where I reconnected and got a lot happier.

 

I'm not some great bass master, so there's plenty of days I'm just catching a good time. 

[Retiredguns]

First boat on the lake!

[AzBassin]

Crankbait fishing.

 

I Follow Fritts to a T cant remember being skunked in a boat cranking anytime of year. 

despite young guys wind with high speed reels and catch em too they not following Fritts rules but i still do, andbit works for me. 

[dytmook]

The ability to throw my lure in a tree even when it doesn't seem possible.