I've watched all 3 now and starting to wonder if they were really trying to catch'em. Musta had somebody bird dogging them. Great video's all 3. What's the chances of you getting Tommy Martin in the boat one day. I visited with him once at Texoma at a BASS tournament and he kept me spell bound with the way he analyzes and approaches fishing.

A Tommy Martin video would be awesome

They were trying, just in the same area that most everybody fishes on that lake. They weren't going near their secret stuff but I believe how they were searching and fishing is the same as always. They have just been around long enough and are good enough that they find stuff other people dont

Skipper I can tell you it was tough, we wanted to get some fish on video, I know from talking to Clint and Stacy they had a tough day, they do catch some later but i can tell you Albert knocked his skeg off earlier in the week down by Solley's woods, everybody wants to go up above the 103, I haven't fished up there in 2 years, its crazy crowded up there, these guys are looking everywhere trying to find more/new fish.

It has been tough lately and those flats get so much pressure that it's hard to find them and they are scattered this time of year. I didn't mean it as they were just trying to hide stuff or anything bad. Its crowded everywhere now, no surprise these guys are getting crowded on the water

It's funny how many times ive heard guys are "crushing them" way up north above 103 before big events only to bomb in the tournament. 90% of the tournaments are won in like 6-7 areas. It's all about timing.

Awesome job to all. Thanks to you guys for sharing. Give us more.

Ken...great job on the vids. The insight to how these guys approach a lake is super cool. My take away primarily is they have 40 years on the pond, and know where the giants live.

Does either of them use any higher end transducers, or just the basic stuff that comes with the units?

Something that surprised me and I may not have seen it correctly but when Albert graphs it seemed he washed out the spot he ended up buoying and fishing. Does that not bother him?

Never bothered me, if it's bass they usually bite

Enjoying the videos. Thanks.

I am surprised about not being worried about over running your area, but, that's why we watch. Thanks for sharing.

The more pressure a lake gets whether fishing or recreation, the less the fish care about boat traffic in my opinion

It doesn't really bother them out deep. I caught a 7lber in champs one time on a dd22. We idled straight up a little ditch on farmers in about 10 or 12ft. Turned off the motor and threw the crank right where we just idled. I didn't crank it 5 or 10 times and she hit. The wash pulled her up to feed