The BASS CAST

• A. Routine: Pitching, Skipping
• B. Skipping Grade: 10
• C. Pitching Grade: 10
• D. Opposite Hand Grade:
• E. Extra:

What a bad day of training. Horrible control, too many backlashes, got up late. Just was not a good session

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• A. Routine: Opposite Hand, Pitching, Skipping
• B. Skipping Grade: 30
• C. Pitching Grade: 40
• D. Opposite Hand Grade: 40
• E. Extra: After the vacation I needed to get back into the flow and back to training. I have been watching a group fish nearby I am calling tham a wolf pack. There are 8 of them and the leader is a smaller lighter green fish with a black spot on its head. These fish a herding baitfish into the shallows and once the leader makes a dash they all go in and just smash shad like crazy. They are very line sensitive not just lure sensitive. I am going to spend some time on them come Wednesday.

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After the excellent season I have decide to take my shot at being a pro. I have a Business Manager working out sponsor deals and I want this to happne so I have started training. I can look at myself and say that I am not the best caster. I pick out back lashes too many times during a tourny and sometimes the lure just does not get to the point I want it to. So I decided that every other sport you practiced each fundemental to get good at them so I figured fishing was no different. So I have made up a routine that I am going to use for the next 6 months to really become a better caster.

I get up early each morning and take the boat to Murray. I am not fishing I go to a big wooden dock that has about 4 inches of clearance above the water and numerous gaps to hit and I start pitching a jig and trailer under the dock. I do this for 15 minutes. The next 15 minutes I skip a lure under the dock (with a baitcaster). Then the last 15 minutes I step on the trolling motor and cast with my opposite hand.

I have also started to do a physical workout in my garage 3 times a week.

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