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Heres the "old Guy" again in Part Five!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLs22-O ... ture=share

Have to agree with everything you wrote. I got to talk to Tommy Ferencek about this very subject before he died. I asked him why he didnt come back to teaching, and his response was the same as Dons. He just got tied of spinning his wheels and not seemingly being able to make an impact. He was up ag...

Welcome Ben!
Get the Home Study course and devour it!
As Dennis said, get the videos of Don Dickson, and our own John Bales made a couple as well. Jim Shell has a bunch.
Study the material, dont just read it.
Then go fishin!

Ralph,
Ill try to make it down there if I can. that way Ill get her first!!!

Don, discusses Bars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o06duCR ... e=youtu.be

Like Brian posted...... Buck always has it covered. "" If fish did not move or feed during weather fronts they would starve. "" Not according to what Buck teaches. Buck says: " fish can feed at any depth". "they dont migrate to feed". "although we can exp...

Hal, As Buck says, fish can adapt quite well to any changes in their environment. The problem is that they have alot of trouble adapting to a CHANGING situation. When the fronts roll through ever 2-3 days, this becomes a CHANGING situation. Their reaction? They go downstairs, where things are STABLE...

Thanks guys for the birthday wishes! I appreciate it!

Here you go Hal.
This photo/screen shot, was taken by my good friend Jerry Borst. It shows the Thermocline at about 23 feet or so as well as many fish just above it.
Hope this helps
Steve

John, I have noticed the same thing. It is my opinion ( and you know what they say about opinions) that our entire world and our learning process is the same. Take the Bible for instance. You can read a scripture, even set it to memory. But until you EXPERIENCE it for yourself, you really DONT under...

Trolling and casting. Some of these are pretty big, and some are small like this one. Buck always said to search them out, as they are usually gold mines.
The will have fingers, inside turns, etc., just like any other bar.
Usually very clean and easy to work.