Thank You!!!

[ScowardNJ]

Damn, awesome fish for a rookie

[NorthJerzyG]

Congrats!!! Nice Pig!!

[kcritch]

Ok no more info for you...Ha!

Nice job on a pig LM....and you got an adventure type catch as a kicker. Nicely done dude. Enjoy the moment...then get back out there and do it again.

[gnuisance]

When the action is slow this is a hard thing to remember but I always try and remind myself that if I caught a ton of huge fish every time I went out it wouldn't be that interesting. It's fishing not catching, as they say.....

Nice bass

[Rickhem]

That's a really nice fish Rob.

Congrats!!!

[rob]

Originally Posted by gnuisance

When the action is slow this is a hard thing to remember but I always try and remind myself that if I caught a ton of huge fish every time I went out it wouldn't be that interesting. It's fishing not catching, as they say.....

Nice bass

Yeah that's a good point. All the skunk jobs certainly made that one even more memorable.

Thanks guys. Can't wait to get back out there again.

[Eskimo]

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[Fish n Jeep]

Great fish! Confidence is a big part of this game.

[jimmythegreek]

good job Rob, the smile in the pic says it all bro!! and dont feel bad man, I admit that on occasion I have been skunked, thats why u need to build a confidence lure (like a jig for example) and kno that u can catch a fish on it no matter what and do so. Theres always a few spots that will always hold fish, regardless of conditions, and u couple that w a bait u know how to work well and is variable in how u can fish it and u will always beat the skunk, even if its a little perch or bass or pickeral or whatever. Ive had days of nothing and went and hit a little spot like that then u feel like the tide has turned and u go to the next spot and catch em up, its all confidence and attitude, it actually changes the way u fish and throw/work ur lures

[FASTEDDIE29]

Thank you for posting buddy!!! Nice BASS! Keep it up.