Ok, I’ll say it, KVD and others did it for years and don’t say they didn’t because I personally know guys that put some big names on big sacks of fish right before pro events.
Thought it was interesting when the “info” rules changed, so did the big names at the top

Been happening for years

There are not many shortcuts to fishing. When you have the best 200+ Waypoints on a lake you will spend the best part of a year fishing them to find the most consistant ones. You have to narrow them down to the best 3 in each water level.
- 3 best topwater areas.
- 3 best mid-range areas; following the fish from shallow to deep water.
- 3 best areas on the 20 ft. contour with irregular features.

With these 9 best spots you can put together a great day of fishing everytime you go. Never beat up a spot. Take what you can get and move on to the next one.

I have seen some people "selling" info on lakes that have not even been on or been on very few times. These were done by looking at maps, map chips, etc. I have seen a couple that people did for Bridgeport. I'm no expert out here but I fish it enough to know that a fair amount of those "spots" are usually dead water.




Personally I don't care who sells or buys what but hopefully people research who and where they are buying this info from. It's like hiring a guide for a lake that guide doesn't know.