1. Learn to be a more versatile bass fisherman.
2. Become confident in a wide range of soft plastics.
3. Catch a 9 lb. bass.
4. Get better at fishing slow.
5. Make better, more productive casts.
6. Fish harder and not get lackadaisical at times.
7. Get up and be on the water before the sun comes up consistently.
8. Learn to better analyze more obscure cover (secondary points, main lake humps, deep channels etc.)
9. Be more willing to drop what is not producing and try more lures during the day.
10. For giggles, I would like to catch a legal limit of black bass, sand bass, crappie and catfish all in the same day. A fishing extravagannza!
11. Catch a 5 ft+ shark.
12. 25 inch+ speck, and 30 inch+ red.
13. Introduce more kids and families to fishing.

Cull more then once in a 5 fish tournament
catch a 10#+

Good answer. I think I need to do the same. Nice to see what other guys are working on and think "geez...I should be doing that better, also". Lotsa talk about better structure fishing. Think I'll add that to my list as well...

I want another double digit, 14 years is too long. I want to make this a big fish, period...

back to back wins, Bass Champs(Fork), Skeeters Owners(Fork).

Humminbird SI unit
Rod and Reel combo for deep crankin
Put down the Crank and throw more soft plastics

Win a tournament

And get better at sticking to a pattern when i find one and not give up on it.

Well, this being my second year to have my boat i have alot of work to do practicing.

I would like to catch a bass that weighs more than 3 lbs.

I would like to learn to catch fish on softplastics and jigs (worm, dropshot, jig with trailer)

I would like to see all the studying i have done over the winter on finding structure and following fish movement patterns pay off and become successfull.

I ould like to finish in the money in a tournament and catch a bass over 4lbs.

- Place in a tourney
- Become a better deep water fisherman
- Use my graphs better
- Catch a new PB

My goal is to cash a check in half of all the tournaments I fish. I'm 1 of 5 so far but 2 were killed because of boat/trolling motor issues, and I'm not to good in cold muddy water anyway. But I should get things going now that it's warmed up. I'm fishing Media Highway 31, Forney Bass Club, some Ignition on Cedar Creek, and the rest of the Cowtown Individual schedule.

I want to get more confidence in a wacky worm and drop shot.

My goals and I'm serious here.

1.No trips to the emergency room.
2.Spend less on boat repairs than on boat payment.
3.Not to work on trailer lights every trip.
4.Have confidence in something other than finesse baits.

I guess if you are going to set goals you might as well set them high. I would like to qualify for the 2011 Bassmaster Classic and be competitive in the Central Opens.

My main goal is to win the AOY in my club. But since I can't really control that, I guess my goal is to make better decisions during tournaments and improving staying focused.

1.Catch on over 12# to improve my PB 20# will be just fine.
2."GET OUT OF BOX" try diffrent stuff although current patterns are working good, so it is real hard to change. If you try diffrent patterns / lures you may find an even better pattern?

Win some more Lake Worth Workingmans Tourny's, Win Media on Worth.

#1 Fish more often.

Exactly +1

...and learn how to use my new SI more effectively

1. Beat my pb(8lb) with a dd
2. Win another tourney
3. Fish more tourneys
4. Learn my home lake record
5. Keep catching only keepers every trip

Cash multiple checks in tournaments this year.
Learn to find fish better on different lakes.
Become consistent catching fish on a jig.
Compete seriously for AOY in the club.
Learn something and enjoy my time on the water every time out no matter what the end result is!

Catch a new pb
Catch a dd
Catch somthing on a jig(never fished one till tommrow)
Catch a limit on Ray Hubbard

13 pounder......