I have to agree. I also really enjoy and am addicted as can be on FFS technology. Im late to the game and only started using it last year but have gone completely all in at learning as much as I can with as much time on the water behind the screen as possible. But to get back to your point it is really boring to watch from a viewership standpoint. Besides my last trip when they were in the dirt I cant tell you the last time I caught a bass that I didn't watch swim up to eat it and also have a general knowledge if it was going to be a good one or a dink before I felt the bite. Times have changed. Its weird. We went full circle to people now dominating with computer screens and crappie jigs LOL. Wild.

Miliken has moved up. Heads gonna explode if it continues

Needs to catch a couple DDs and weigh 30+ today or tomorrow to have a real chance.

He also sand bags on bass track unlike Zaldain who showed 20 yesterday and drops 17 on the scales. Heads will explode if he makes a comeback. A lot of people said going into the elites that a lot of elites are just as good as him at FFS and he's just middle of the pack. I think they were incorrect. Im a fan. The guy can catch em.

Watching BASS Live a little this morning, apparently bass don't live north of Hwy 6 this time of year? ha

I haven't been over there recently, but I'd have to assume that with all the water the past couple of weeks coming in there that north of Hwy 6 has got to be stained at best and muddy more than likely the further north you go. Tough for a bass to see a 3" minnow bait in that kind of water.

lol cue the excuses- “this isn’t real fishing”,etc..😆

It's muddy as hell infront of our lake house in patroon bay

Watching Gee weaving around like a drunk scoping for fish, then seeing the live screen shot of him dropping on and catching a nice suspended fish on FFS was kinda cool.

I will never disagree that FFS is horrible to watch. I am just having a hard time figureing out why it's dominatiing. These offshore fish were the great unknown - I get that. They were not, for the most part being caught before. But there were a LOT of 20 pound plus bags and a few Century belts won before FFS. Where are those fish and anglers now? I can't believe that they all moved offshore. I understand why it dominates on the smallmouth fisheries but scratching my head on the rest.

The bank guys were pondering the same thing and several have said, “it completely disproves everything that we have ever thought”.

Those fish are still there BUT when 80 out of 100 are scoping the odds of those 20 finding that mother load or pattern is slim. Just basic odds.

It’s because the good fisherman catching them on the bank are now catching them offshore.

This is awful to watch

^^^ what he said.