Ran to do some bass fishing at Lake Murray, SC as a part of my practice. The locations and fish that I had found in the previous weeks seemed to be still around, however with the colder weather they had pulled tighter to cover or backed off a little deeper. Ended up putting a bunch of miles on the @OldTownCanoeKayak Bigwater as I scouted a few new areas of the lake and found a few new places that held fish. Luckily thanks to the @HumminbirdTV Solix, each time I come out I find a few new places to add to the arsenal.
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Where’d you put in? Looks nice and calm for me to launch my hobie for the first time as a female beginner. Thank for any help.
New sub! I have a OT 106 and I am planning to drive up to Lake M to bass fish. I would love some insight on what are some dos and don’t’s and what lures and colors seem to work the best
It’s fun watching you fish that particular area. It’s where I live on the lake and I paddle it often. Nice first catch too.
Are you talking about the BFL on Feb 11th?
I’ve been watching your videos and noticed that you’re using a few NRX rods. Are you using the NRX 852s for shakeyheads and the 872s for small swim baits?
Great video and great fish! I just subscribed…I started my own YouTube fishing channel a couple of months ago (I’m in Tulsa) and I really enjoyed your video. Keep up the good work!
WAY 2 GO, njoyed your vid
I'm New To Your YouTube Page. Shealy's is A Nice Landing..👍. When Is Your Tournament and Where's The weigh in..Thanks 👍
Nice catch! Irmo/Chapin or Lexington side?
Great video! Thanks for sharing your Lake Murray adventures.
You should check out QCKBF. Biggest club in the Carolina region. We have a tournament at Murray March 18.
I agree with you on the shakey heads, switched from them awhile back, in my opinion most of them have too small a gap between the spring and hook point.