Hey folks,

In case you missed the RoadTrip this year, I've finally released the video of the keynote speech during the banquet.

Bob Lusk, who is arguably the nation's best lake manager and warmwater biologist, dispels common myths spread around the bass fishing community.

Bob answers questions such as: How do bass become trophy size? How long do bass live? Does keeping a big bass harm the fishery? What causes a fish kill? Can 100% catch and release be worse than keeping a few? Can bass spawn more than once per year? These questions and more are answered in this video!

Facts and Myths About Bass

Enjoy!

Thanks. I just started watching it, and it looks very interesting, and informative.

Thanks for thinking of us.

Glenn, I was just on the phone this last week with the folks down at Pond Boss. I have an issue where I work with algae and there were no answers to be found locally or by Googling. That's when I remembered Bob. While I didn't speak directly with him, Chad was able to help with my problem.

Folks, Bob is a wealth of info and a pleasure to rub elbows with.  Kudo's to Glenn for having him to the Road Trip. Check out:

http://www.pondboss.com/

for more great info from Bob.

Just one more reason to attend the BR road trips.  As Brian said, Bob Lusk is a wealth of information.  He's also a very funny guy.

Great video,  very informative.

Great information!

I wish I could study under Bob Lusk for a while, that guy has forgotten more about bass than I'll ever know.  Some of the info in that video is pure gold.

Thanks for puttin that up Glenn...I learned a few things today...

Absolutly amazing video.

It's a personal goal of mine to have my own private bass pond.  I think I've just found my messiah.

Best,

Paul

An excellent video Glenn.

Absolutely awesome video!

WoW great contribution

That was among the most informative fish related videos I have ever watched!

Thanks for putting it up Glenn!

Glenn, Is Bob coming down to pickwick again this year?

I want to pick his brain again like last year for the pond I'm taking care of.

I have enjoyed hearing Bob's presentations.

I got to watch him make a fish puke up its dinner while we were fishing Guntersville.

Good times, good times...    ;D