Top 10 Things I learned from the BWS Championship

1) Long days and short nights. Stay as close to launch as possible

2) Be prepared for anything ie; weather conditions, tackle or boat malfunction) Murphys Law

3) Fish structure if possible (grass, laydowns, brush piles, stick ups, anything unusual)

4) Proper equipment is essential ( rods, line, and reel to match technique)

5) GPS and cell phones- Don't leave home without it! Land or water (especially)

6) Support from family both emotionally and financially

7) Never give up.

8) Drive through Chattanooga, Tenn area during daylight.

9) Kentucky is the Capitol of road kill

10) This is something I wish to do more of.

Those are some excellent points but you should have learned grass, lay downs, brush piles, & stick ups are cover not structure  

Top 10 Things I learned  from the BWS Championship

1) Long days and short nights. Stay as close to launch as possible

2) Be prepared for anything ie; weather conditions, tackle or boat malfunction) Murphys Law

3) Fish structure if possible (grass,  laydowns, brush piles, stick ups, anything unusual)

4) Proper equipment is essential ( rods, line, and reel to match technique)

5) GPS and cell phones- Don't leave home without it! Land or water (especially)

6) Support from family both emotionally and financially

7) Never give up.

8) Drive through Chattanooga, Tenn area during daylight.  

9) Kentucky is the Capitol of road kill    

10) This is something I wish to do more of.

You know that's what makes it a Hunter's Paradise!  Right?!?  

9) Kentucky is the Capitol of road kill

You know that's what makes it a Hunter's Paradise! Right?!?

I consider structure being the lay of the land and all the rest as cover.

I consider structure being the lay of the land and all the rest as cover.

I agree