"Tips and Trick" are all about teaching you the TFF'ers just that Tips and Tricks on Baits or technics that will make us all better fisherman.

So give me some ideas of what you would like to see, please keep it serious.

I will tell you, I'm in going to do a Carolina-Rig "Tips and Tricks" with Bill Wilcox pretty soon.

Or maybe it's not a "What" you would like to see, but maybe a "Who". All Ideas are welcome.

Thanks for being supportive and reading the write ups.

Casey

I liked the few tips you did with Lance Vick shooting the graph screen and allowing us to see what he is looking at and watching for when fishing offshore. Maybe you could do one just on what to look for with the graph when fishing different structures such as main lake points, ledges, road beds, brush piles, humps etc. to give us that don't have that experience or confidence in using the graph.

how about how to read water and know where to be.

Top waters and Deep Jigging for Yellow Fins in 3,500ft or deeper

reading depth finders and graphs and what to look for on maps for deep water fishing

Tips on using different features of your GPS

froggin and flipping matted grass

+1 on the graph

Flutter spoons and weighted swimbaits.

+2 on the graph

I hope the wind isn't blowing 40+ like the last time we all carolina rigged together at the Grudge Match!

X2!

No Kidding, some nice fish came of that Super Secret Spot though.

We could hear Ken across there even in the 40+ wind....LOL

+1 ... i would like to get some more advice on eliminating areas with your graph, even though fish and structure may be there, doesnt really make it a good spot. how the position of the fish dictate how or if you fish it. some pointers on determining what type of fish you are looking at, etc...

I`d like to see someone pull out a paper map and start picking spots they would like to graph. Then go out in the boat with their Navionics chip and find these spots, and determin if the spots are worth fishing or not.