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14 contributions to Fish like a Pro
Nov '25 •
Forward Facing Sonar
This sometimes feels like politics, so let’s not get to that point, I’m just curious lol.
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0 likes • Nov '25
@Cam Gonzales it seems that's gonna fall under knowing when to adapt. Know when to keep your face in the screen to pinpoint fish and know when to go cover water.
0 likes • 3d
I got out on the water for the first time with my AT2. I honestly thought it would take several trips, several tweaks and lots of practice to see anything. I was able to pick up my baits most of the time. The pond I was on was a slow bite and the fish were in the middle on structure (brush and rocks I suppose) I never knew was there. The fish were still hard to find, but I found some. I watched a 3.5 pounder eat my Bojangles Botech, I never would have caught that fish without the FFS. I think this thing is going to be a benefit and will help in places like Mark Twain that has lots of cover but lots of dead water. I just have to discipline myself to not stare at it constantly.
Nov '25 •
Rod Talk
I believe true fishing efficiency comes from the right equipment. This post is to answer fishing rod questions. I will be making a course soon, breaking down the first big step I took to improve my competitiveness.
0 likes • 23d
Hey Lance, how do you feel about the Helium glide bait rod? It is extra heavy, moderate-fast, but only 7'3. That seems a bit short for this rod. I hope to use a glide bait/swim bait rod for medium-ish baits, like the Clutch Eco and maybe Magdrafts/Cull Shads. Hopefully a-rigs too.
0 likes • 23d
@Lance Burris perfect.
Jan 26 •
If you’re here, you deserve this, I’m passing it forward.
I have trusted Kistler rods since 2018 and use them exclusively. I believe they are the lightest most durable rods I’ve ever used and can account them for assisting with my success as a tournament angler. The owner, Trey Kistler, is a great veteran, Christian, and just a good guy altogether. You all are here to better yourselves as anglers, no matter what level or stage of the game you’re in. I am grateful of the person who introduced me to the rods so I’m passing it forward. I’d like to invite you to join Team Kistler and receive some great incentives on rods, reels, line, and other great products they come out with. I can also answer any questions you might have about them, which will be rolled into many of our conversations and courses. Use this link to apply and tell them Lance Burris invited you. Let me know if you get an acceptance letter. https://kistlerrods.com/pages/kistler-team-packet?srsltid=AfmBOoqGmY2cMLoXa-GhQghDDiyNT0-VmRhCbjvXI-nw0jV6wjnpUvJT
0 likes • 27d
@Lance Burris I'm an idiot. Just found it in the specs at the bottom. Had been skimming right past it.
0 likes • 25d
@Lance Burris I'm gonna have a couple more rod questions when it is time to make my next order, but will drop those into your rod specific thread.
Jan 20 •
Tournament Season is getting close!
Moyak and Bassmaster kayak series are the two trails I plan on mixing up in my schedule. I'll still be hitting a few local bass boat tournaments throughout the year with my dad and brothers here and there. What trails are you planning on fishing this year? What's your season opener?
1 like • Jan 20
I hope to hit all of the Moyak elite events.
0 likes • Jan 21
@Cam Gonzales I wish I had the time for all of that, that's awesome. I do live close to the meramec and big rivers, so if I can find decent stretches of good water I might try for one or two river events.
Jan 9 •
Tube or jig?
Personally I’d throw a tube before a jig. It comes through cover better but lacks the better hookup ratio when rigged weedless. What do you prefer?
0 likes • Jan 9
Jig > tube > Texas rigged creature
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@frankie-haus-2092
Jesus. Jiu-jitsu. Woodworking. And a new fisherman who jumped in with both feet.
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