Tunnel vision fishing.....you guilty?

[fish4thepeck]

No

 

[Fuzzy]

One of the most enjoyable experiences I had was attending The Bass University as a present from my wife. A few of us sat with Mike Iaconelli at the hotel bar after about nine or so. I cant watch him on tv, but he won us over. His little quips and stories were amazing. "If you have not caught a fish, don't change your bait because the time to change you bait is when you are on fish to zero in on what they really want", "It's not hard to find fish with today's electronics, but you have to find biting fish", "When zeroing in on wat to use, feel the stomach; if mushy its shad, crunchy is crayfish and if it feels like a pencil its a bream spine". We were like ten year olds listening to the wise one. I would also say that the man ALWAYS stopped what ever he was doing to engage any child showing an interest in fishing..

 

[fordtruck]

Hello my name is fordtruck and everybody that fishes in that ranger w/o markings on the motor has huge TUNNEL VISION. I am going to hold an intervention..lol but it is going to be like :emoticon: :emoticon: :emoticon: lol emoBang emoThanks

 

[7out]

Great Post Jmax.

In a similar train of thought, how long do you guys sit on a spot with no bites before moving?

 

[heydaddy]

You keep doing what you are doing and you will keep getting what your getting! Wise words

 

[Jmax]

7out - 8/20/2012 12:50 PM

Great Post Jmax.

In a similar train of thought, how long do you guys sit on a spot with no bites before moving?

Too long, lol. I try to hit a spot and spend about an hour if I feel it is a good place. Then move on and try other places but will go back later if I feel very strong about that place. Jmax