Fishing a bass tournament as a co-angler (non-boater) Tips and Tricks for the Co!
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Follow me on Instagram Below! ➢ Link https://www.instagram.com/smallmouthcrush/ SUBSCRIBE 😀 https://www.youtube.com/c/SmallmouthCrush So I wanted to share with you some tips when it comes to fishing a bass tournament with a non boater/boater type of format. There is certainly a lot of tournaments across the country that have this style. From the ABA series, BASS OPENS and the FLW BFL and COSTA SERIES events. It is a great way for a new angler who is just starting out and wants to explore tournament fishing all the way to the guy who already owns a boat himself but would much rather hang out in the back of the boat and make new friends! Of course there is also a wide range of boaters and different personalities which can lead to some interesting stories as well as some great memories! I hope you enjoy the video please like and share this video on your social media! Thanks! Fishing a bass tournament as a co-angler (non-boater) Tips and Tricks for the Co! Click here to SUBSCRIBE to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/SmallmouthCrush Follow me on Social Media: ➢ Link https://www.facebook.com/SmallmouthCrush/ ➢ Link https://www.instagram.com/smallmouthcrush/ ➢ Link https://twitter.com/SmallmouthCrush Travis Manson's Guided Bass Fishing Trips ➢ Link https://travismanson.com __________________________________________________________________ Who is SmallmouthCrush? Travis Manson was born and raised where the giant Smallmouth Bass of the north live...WISCONSIN. He started fishing from the bank at a young age and spent most of his childhood with a rod in his hand. Travis is primarily a self-taught angler that is always learning and experiencing this amazing sport of fishing. He started out fishing for walleyes and fishing in local walleye tournaments, but then in his mid 20's, he caught the BASS BUG and has been hooked every since. He competed at the highest level in bass fishing on the Bassmaster Elite Series for a number of year until he ran out of $$ money $$. This led to a move across the country to the Northeast where he got things right again and is back on track, but now on his own terms. Perhaps he will make another run at the Elite Series if the opportunity allows. In the meantime, he is a fishing guide offering trips on the Chesapeake Bay for largemouth bass(year round), guided trips for smallmouth back in Wisconsin (during select times) and trophy smallmouth bass guided trips in Upstate New York (May-November) His Youtube Channel is named after his passion for the smallmouth bass and will be used as a platform for "how-to" videos, on the water instruction, crazy on and off the water topics and vlogs on the day in the life of a fishing addict! Hope you enjoy!
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Hypothetical question... You mentioned that some coanglers might have health issues etc and long runs on Ontario and Champlain can be brutal.... have you ever had a co-angler tell you he can't do it and ask to get off the boat? Or have you heard of this ever happening? I unfortunately don't fish pro-am's anymore because of a neck issue that could never handle that type of a pounding, and understand that its a part of the tournament game.
Just curious?
Keep up with the great content and continue to do what you love as long as you can because...You never know when your last tournament might be!