Marke Cicero
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Hey Everyone,
I've been doing some thinking lately about my fishing career. I've been fishing regularly for 18 years now from a canoe in small bodies of water. I usually fish in small ponds with heavy cover were most bass boats cant go. Over the years I have become deadly with a texas rigged worm. I know that even the pro's have a signature technique but when conditions change they have productive back-ups.
I should have my first bassboat (2001 TV-18) sometime next week and I'm a little nervous that in larger bodies of water I'm not gonna know how to catch fish. I own tackle boxes full of crank baits and jigs and the usual arsenal, but I've never really had the chance to use them. I have 3 year old rattle traps still in the box.
I guess I'm just looking for new techniques and advice on developing confidence in them. I love my Berkley Power worms and I've had great success with them but I don't want to be completely dependent on them.
Thanks,
Marke
I've been doing some thinking lately about my fishing career. I've been fishing regularly for 18 years now from a canoe in small bodies of water. I usually fish in small ponds with heavy cover were most bass boats cant go. Over the years I have become deadly with a texas rigged worm. I know that even the pro's have a signature technique but when conditions change they have productive back-ups.
I should have my first bassboat (2001 TV-18) sometime next week and I'm a little nervous that in larger bodies of water I'm not gonna know how to catch fish. I own tackle boxes full of crank baits and jigs and the usual arsenal, but I've never really had the chance to use them. I have 3 year old rattle traps still in the box.
I guess I'm just looking for new techniques and advice on developing confidence in them. I love my Berkley Power worms and I've had great success with them but I don't want to be completely dependent on them.
Thanks,
Marke