Posted By: BigHead248
Great Video from Bass Resource
Posted By: LearnedHat
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/11/17 07:36 PM
Thanks for posting. Good stuff
Posted By: mikereils5er
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/11/17 08:55 PM
Really enjoyed the video, would love to learn more about making this kind of thing a career
Posted By: LearnedHat
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/11/17 09:00 PM
Originally Posted By: mikereils5er
Really enjoyed the video, would love to learn more about making this kind of thing a career
Apparently you need to get the fish farming bug as a young kid. Giving what I apparently like to do . . . . I think I need to get into trolling motor and rod and reel testing.
Posted By: cz tim
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/11/17 09:09 PM
Great video. Thanks for posting the link.
Posted By: i-Fish
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/11/17 09:52 PM
Nice video.
Posted By: Outdoordude
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 01:12 AM
Originally Posted By: mikereils5er
Really enjoyed the video, would love to learn more about making this kind of thing a career
Send me a message if you're really interested. Lots of directions you can take to get started.
Posted By: Mudman63
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 03:31 AM
Originally Posted By: mikereils5er
Really enjoyed the video, would love to learn more about making this kind of thing a career
Plenty of minimum wage jobs to be had...
Posted By: ring fry
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 12:58 PM
SE Kansas grass grower
Posted By: dr.juice
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 01:15 PM
Plenty of minimum wage jobs to be had... [/quote]
As well as higher paying jobs that you hate. Whatever you do have some passion.
Posted By: Vetbassman
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 01:44 PM
Thanks, great educational video
Posted By: Laker One
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 02:19 PM
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing. 
Posted By: Gitter Done
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/12/17 10:31 PM
Originally Posted By: BigHead248
Plus #1.
Posted By: All Boat, No Bass
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/13/17 12:37 AM
Thanks for posting. Pond Boss was a regular on early Bass Edge podcasts, always good information
Posted By: Flooringit
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/13/17 02:26 AM
I like the video. But one thing he said made no sense to me. He said bass have a memory of 15 minutes tops. Yet he then talked about they shocked up a bass had a crappie in its mouth. Then out it in the live well
Finished shocking went back to dock and weighed it , shocked the lake again next day and said they shocked up same fish at the same spot the next day. My observation is all that took way longer then 15 minutes how did the fish know where it was taken from? And remember to go back to where it was comfortable
Finished shocking went back to dock and weighed it , shocked the lake again next day and said they shocked up same fish at the same spot the next day. My observation is all that took way longer then 15 minutes how did the fish know where it was taken from? And remember to go back to where it was comfortable
Posted By: LearnedHat
Re: Great Video from Bass Resource - 12/13/17 03:51 AM
Originally Posted By: Flooringit
I like the video. But one thing he said made no sense to me. He said bass have a memory of 15 minutes tops. Yet he then talked about they shocked up a bass had a crappie in its mouth. Then out it in the live well
Finished shocking went back to dock and weighed it , shocked the lake again next day and said they shocked up same fish at the same spot the next day. My observation is all that took way longer then 15 minutes how did the fish know where it was taken from? And remember to go back to where it was comfortable
Finished shocking went back to dock and weighed it , shocked the lake again next day and said they shocked up same fish at the same spot the next day. My observation is all that took way longer then 15 minutes how did the fish know where it was taken from? And remember to go back to where it was comfortable
Good catch (no pun intended) - probably some type of homing sense ala salmon.