Kristine you just displayed one of the many reasons why I and others follow you so closely. I love how you personalize each of your videos. Fishing is just a small segment of life, and you prove that every day. Thank you .
Just saw this now - you truly are a class act, and it shows with solid principals and I can only imagine some of that comes from g-pa! Much respect, doing the right thing isnt easy but its honorable and true; that never fails.
What a fantastic day one! Sorry to hear about what happened to your kayak, that could have certainly been worse! I believe that things always happen for a reason, they might not make sense at the time but usually in retrospect we can see. I think you exemplify the old saying "When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade"! Looking forward to your next event, take care and be safe, and as always you are in my prayers. 🙏
Awww, what a difficult time you have had! Loved your day 1 video and after hearing what happened to your rig, it was quite an accomplishment that you caught so many after going through that ordeal to just salvage a rig to put on the water. Hope you can get some sleep and regroup in only 5 days…you have resilience and that, they say that is the most determinant factor of success. We are all out here pulling for you; thank you for sharing and being real. Hugs Sister!
That was only an observation, I am so impressed with your fishing finding skills, preparation, endless determination. I feel you are going to win every tournament you enter !! Love you Capt Dan Kardash
Keep your head up! Pulling through During times like this only makes you stronger. Most people would have broke down mentally when the kayak flew off, but you are holding it together and heading to Caddo. Get em Kristine😎
Nice work, day 1. Watching your kayak fly off in y our rear view mirror while you're driving down the road is every kayak fishermans worse nightmare. Keep up the great work, I'll be cheering for you.
Class act to DQ yourself. Some would of just not said a word. What a way to lead by example. This is why I follow you and watch your videos as you keep things real! Thank you for your honesty in this industry. Sounds like the people you asked set you up to fail instead of telling your the truth.
The ebb and flow of tournament fishing. Feel your pain...look for the next up swing in your tournament season Kristine. Keep positive...onward and upward!
You family is always there for you! Watch out for them potholes! It gets you down ,but you have been blessed, with your attitude of positivity, Like they could be worse,you have your health, that means everything, all I'm going to say about ,that!
Be thankful and cherish all your conversations with your grandfather mine are all gone I will see them again in heaven. Your a good person I love this channel you will win a tournament I know it and then a championship. Hard times build character .
I also have an OTWI Tourney Double trailer, but I insisted Denny put on dual winches to help keep my PA14 on the trailer in case of exactly what happened to you. The rigs are a huge investment for the average angler. Accidents happen & we learn from them. Get a winch installed pronto & don't rely on just the thin ratchet straps to protect your yak. Hopefully you had everything insured. Looking forward to a strong comeback! Tight lines!!
Wow I would have thought lines out meant you can't submit any fish caught after that time. Obviously, I'm not an experiences tournament fisherman. Good luck with your next one! I appreciate that your integrity and that you keep it real w losses and wins.
Loved the day one. ..you were doing great ..seeing how you fish and do the tournaments is inspiring....sorry about day two,...sounds like you and others fell victim to dirty tactics...some people will put winning above ethics...you stay awesome , you'll get the next one.
Amazing Kristine: what a bummer, but as grandpa said “these things happen”. To reinforce your approach to life: 1) You are healthy and alive. 2) You are following your dream and doing very well. 3) your fans think the world of you. 4) You are teaching many young people to dream big and work to achieve their dreams. 5) God has a plan for you. 6) G loves you. Everything else is an inconvenience to be dealt with and eventually forgotten. Enjoy your blessings. Stay safe, God Bless! By the way it is also normal to feel down once in a while. It helps us remember the good things.😊
So did the group that told you 2:30pm, I wonder if they fished till 2:30 or came in at 2:00? I never thought of that but guys could tell you the wrong info and mess up a lot of folks tourney days. I do applaud you for letting the director know. That in its self shows good character. Good character like that is why I got into kayak fishing. Don't forget, your a hammer. The craziness will slow down and things will fall back into place for you. Best of luck throughout the season.
I was so lost on fishing grass this weekend. So much to learn. On a side note the wind seemed harder in the am hours on Sunday. It slacked up some later.
Fishing offshore grass is all about finding that X in the grass, it takes a ton of time learning and fishing the grass to start to get a good feel for it! Be patient with yourself, itll all click soon! :)
Traveling required me to slow down and get my ducks in order. When I first started I'd wind up in town, have a room reserved and not have any idea where it was reserved. All I had to do what have all the information mapped out ahead of time an not hop on a flight before I know where I'm going. Seemed simple enough but... Yep fisihing in a tournament, you should take the time to know where and when. Simple really. We all learn this the hardway...
I thought video was over after 'day one'. I just watched the 'day two' part. Gramp's is one hundred percent right. If you're 'fishing was off' then you really would have problems (and it does happen to the best of them). I just listened to an interview with a guy, who was considered one of the top-five flippers in fishing not long ago. And he's not even been able to convert it back into results for a while. The point they made in the interview too, was about other anglers who 'arrived' into professional fishing. They've changed how they fished over the years. And that is another point. That the 'natural type' of skill is good enough. In order to get one started in a sport, and after that. It's about a learning process (and being able to balance that learning curve, with the competition commitments in parallel). And no one has successfully cracked that nut. That's for sure.
Heck, I know myself because I've designed and made lures over the years (the curse of being a designer, is that once you figure out how to make a lure fish right, you loose all interest in solving that problem, and you look for the next impossible problem to solve in lure engineering). And that's happened to me, where I've cracked the code in fishing time after time, only to realize something could not be improved or perfected any longer. And you lose interest in doing that completely. You'll notice an aspect of that with the 'bait tinkering' type of professional angler. They'll go through giant slumps in between success. And that's the reason. The research and development phase robs you of any consistency. It's kind of like gambling, where things operate back to front. When you're trying to develop a new lure, you almost get more satisfaction by having 'blank' days, than by having good days fishing. Because it means, having a blank, vacant fishing day. You've found another way how 'not' to catch fish, and you can completely eliminate that avenue of research (Thomas Edison had a similar way of solving problems, he discovered a thousand ways to 'not' to make a light bulb). Until he found the one way that you could. Fishing lures are like light bulbs in that respect.
The episode of Cleared Hot on third of March with Stumpf, Hafer, Denman and Stark. Talking about doing sky diving jumps in seven continents in seven days. Is all about this subject of mission planning. There was one part of the episode where they explained, the guys they didn't trust themselve to pack their own parachutes. They trusted that only to two of the experts who were involved in the mission to roll the parachutes correctly (there is one image of four of them joining hands, and the great pyramid of Egypt is visible underneath in the shape they made in the sky). The obvious take-away being, that things like that don't happen, unless you have guys who are good at what they do. To illustrate where Andy is coming from however, it's worth contrasting that episode with the twenty-nineth of July in 2022 (episode 116), where Andy talked about an organized trip to Iceland to do likewise. That was organized by less capable folks he explained. In fact, I think that he learned from the Iceland trip exactly the scope of how fast these trips can deteriorate into chaos. And that was a useful illustration to Andy, because I think he reduced tolerance for the same in early 2023 on the seven continents mission.
There's are really good part of 'The Current Wars' where actor Benedict Cumberbatch was asked by the actor who played the part of George Westinghouse, what it was like to make the first proper light bulb. I won't say that fishing lures are quite as 'world altering' as those key inventions. The point being though, that guys like Edison wouldn't even be satisfied. Unless they were throwing out a thousand 'wrong' ways to do something, to find the one way that you can. And competitive anglers I notice who work so hard 'in competition' in order to get to the point. Where they are given the task of making a new lure. Often times, it ruins them. Because these two ways to pursue fishing are totally at odds with each other. When making lures, it's about finding out ways 'not' to catch fish. And with competition, it's about finding ways 'to' catch them. And these two things are not compatible. There have been very few anglers in competition, who after they have designed something world-changing. Have ever been very good at fishing again. As the search to try and find the next new bait or lure, becomes more exciting than the actual competition does.
hey Kristine, random observation and maybe I'm wrong but it always seems like when you do the massive hooksets where you're jumping out of your seat, you lose a lot of those fish. I don't why that happens but just something I noticed watching a lot of your videos recently, thought it might be helpful to share
I have a question for you so I fish tournaments too actually some of the guys from my club was out there fishing with you in the yaks….. but am I the only one who gets mesmerized waiting for that fish watching the water while them rods are whistling from the wind 😂
Well mistakes are ok as long as we learn the lessons from them. Better tie down straps and checking with officials and you're a go for next time. 🤷🏾♂️
I was wondering what happened, I didn’t see your name in the results. As grandpa said, keep your head up twinkle toes. The wisest man I know got there by making a lot of stupid mistakes!!!! Life’s a journey, not a destination. Just make sure you know your final destination 😊👍👍. Go get em on Caddo 😎
Entering my 3rd season of tournament fishing, I would have never thought a big name like Hobie would disqualify an anglers entire day because you casted 30min after line's out! You are a stand-up person/angler for admitting your mistake, but I would have assumed that any fish caught in that time frame would not be eligible for your 5 fish limit? I'm sorry you had a bad weekend with losing the kayak off the trailer and then the time limit on Saturday. Keep your head up, and keep grindin!! On to the next 👊😎
I never realized that would constitute a DQ? I thought the spirit of the rule was that you can't submit a fish caught after lines out. Not that this applies to me, because after 8+ hours of fishing a tournament, the last thing I want to do is make more casts 🤣🤣
Because technically if you are still on the water casting and fishing, it could be taken as "scouting" for the next day of the event. I thought it was pretty harsh, but I respect it!
Yes, all honor system. But when you submit a fish, it is time stamped, so you cant submit fish early. So Youd have to be a real piece of work to cast way early and hold that fish until you could take a pic
Wasnt worth it, I was dropped to zero fish which would have had me well below 100th, no points that far down, so I took the day and went to relax and regroup. otherwise normally I would.
Most people wouldn’t have said a word, That shows what kind of person you are . Honest with integrity!!!!. Also a great fishing Woman !!
Count me in as "most people".
Love that you still have Pa to call, with both the ups and downs. Head down and grind Lady, you got this!
Kristine you just displayed one of the many reasons why I and others follow you so closely. I love how you personalize each of your videos. Fishing is just a small segment of life, and you prove that every day. Thank you .
Oh thank you!
I love how your always upbeat and positive Kristine. Wishing you safe travel and tight lines with giant fish on them.
Thanks so much!
Nice day of fishing. I love shallow bed fishing. Sorry about the local tournament...you are always a champ in my eyes. Tight lines Kristine!
Hello to grandpa. Love when you share him with us. I miss mine so terribly much
So sorry to hear hes no longer with us :( They really are special
@@kristinefischer2289 thank you Kristine. So sorry about your accident with your kayak. Main thing is nobody was hurt
Just saw this now - you truly are a class act, and it shows with solid principals and I can only imagine some of that comes from g-pa! Much respect, doing the right thing isnt easy but its honorable and true; that never fails.
Thanks chris appreciate that !
What a fantastic day one! Sorry to hear about what happened to your kayak, that could have certainly been worse! I believe that things always happen for a reason, they might not make sense at the time but usually in retrospect we can see. I think you exemplify the old saying "When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade"! Looking forward to your next event, take care and be safe, and as always you are in my prayers. 🙏
Awww, what a difficult time you have had! Loved your day 1 video and after hearing what happened to your rig, it was quite an accomplishment that you caught so many after going through that ordeal to just salvage a rig to put on the water. Hope you can get some sleep and regroup in only 5 days…you have resilience and that, they say that is the most determinant factor of success. We are all out here pulling for you; thank you for sharing and being real. Hugs Sister!
That was only an observation, I am so impressed with your fishing finding skills, preparation, endless determination. I feel you are going to win every tournament you enter !!
Love you
Capt Dan Kardash
Keep your head up. Tough times don’t last, tough people do. Peace. Love your channel. Billy
Wow tough stuff, as far as I am concerned your a winner! Your attitude, your honesty, and integrity…. stellar. Hang in there! ❤
I appreciate that
Keep your head up! Pulling through During times like this only makes you stronger. Most people would have broke down mentally when the kayak flew off, but you are holding it together and heading to Caddo. Get em Kristine😎
this game is SO mental!
Nice work, day 1. Watching your kayak fly off in y our rear view mirror while you're driving down the road is every kayak fishermans worse nightmare. Keep up the great work, I'll be cheering for you.
It was AWFUL.. it rolled so many times haha
Kristina, better days ahead. Your greatest successes come when learning from your failures... 🍺🎣
Grandads are the best.
Mine’s been gone a very long time, but I sure do miss him still.
K. You have a solid outlook on life from what I can tell. Rely on it, for the rough days. You’ll look back at it and grin.
Nothin like grandpa’s love to pull you up! ❤
Best thing on the planet
Class act to DQ yourself. Some would of just not said a word. What a way to lead by example. This is why I follow you and watch your videos as you keep things real! Thank you for your honesty in this industry. Sounds like the people you asked set you up to fail instead of telling your the truth.
I appreciate that!
The ebb and flow of tournament fishing. Feel your pain...look for the next up swing in your tournament season Kristine. Keep positive...onward and upward!
Thanks! Will do!
Wow! Keep your head up! Definitely a class act and a true sportsman.
You family is always there for you! Watch out for them potholes!
It gets you down ,but you have been blessed, with your attitude of positivity,
Like they could be worse,you have your health, that means everything, all I'm going to say about ,that!
You did the right thing. It's difficult but a lot of respect for you. Stay strong and keep fishing.
I appreciate that
Be thankful and cherish all your conversations with your grandfather mine are all gone I will see them again in heaven. Your a good person I love this channel you will win a tournament I know it and then a championship. Hard times build character .
🙏🏻🙏🏻 you are so right!! thank you for watching
Bless your heart. Heads up and have a great time at the next tournament!
Thank you so much!
That is a tough one! Keep looking forward.
No doubt! On to the next :$
Hang in there. You're an outstanding bass angler!!!
Appreciate that so much!! Head is held high and on to the next
I also have an OTWI Tourney Double trailer, but I insisted Denny put on dual winches to help keep my PA14 on the trailer in case of exactly what happened to you. The rigs are a huge investment for the average angler. Accidents happen & we learn from them. Get a winch installed pronto & don't rely on just the thin ratchet straps to protect your yak. Hopefully you had everything insured. Looking forward to a strong comeback! Tight lines!!
Reason why I’m subscribed to your channel. You keep it 100%
I appreciate that, so much!
Keep your head up. 💯🍻🤙🏽 Best of luck on the next one 🤙🏽
Thats rough, But Texas has your back!
MAN I LOVE YOU your a beast wish u the best of luck this year
Wow I would have thought lines out meant you can't submit any fish caught after that time. Obviously, I'm not an experiences tournament fisherman. Good luck with your next one! I appreciate that your integrity and that you keep it real w losses and wins.
Loved the day one. ..you were doing great ..seeing how you fish and do the tournaments is inspiring....sorry about day two,...sounds like you and others fell victim to dirty tactics...some people will put winning above ethics...you stay awesome , you'll get the next one.
You hang in there. Many of us out here are learning from your mistakes and your success. Give um hell @ Caddo.
Amazing Kristine: what a bummer, but as grandpa said “these things happen”. To reinforce your approach to life: 1) You are healthy and alive. 2) You are following your dream and doing very well. 3) your fans think the world of you. 4) You are teaching many young people to dream big and work to achieve their dreams. 5) God has a plan for you. 6) G loves you. Everything else is an inconvenience to be dealt with and eventually forgotten. Enjoy your blessings. Stay safe, God Bless! By the way it is also normal to feel down once in a while. It helps us remember the good things.😊
Positive vibes 🎉 always use 2 straps for the yak
Keep your head up things happen for a reason. .God is good and keep shining His light. Bless you ✝️
God IS good!! Always! Spot on Jose
So did the group that told you 2:30pm, I wonder if they fished till 2:30 or came in at 2:00? I never thought of that but guys could tell you the wrong info and mess up a lot of folks tourney days. I do applaud you for letting the director know. That in its self shows good character. Good character like that is why I got into kayak fishing. Don't forget, your a hammer. The craziness will slow down and things will fall back into place for you. Best of luck throughout the season.
The best hockey i see when you are on the bow
I was so lost on fishing grass this weekend. So much to learn. On a side note the wind seemed harder in the am hours on Sunday. It slacked up some later.
Fishing offshore grass is all about finding that X in the grass, it takes a ton of time learning and fishing the grass to start to get a good feel for it! Be patient with yourself, itll all click soon! :)
Wife said she was proud/happy of you for being honest .
Thank you!!
Keep your head up there's always other tournaments
We are only human and we all make mistakes. Through those experiences, it allows us to grow and become the best versions of ourselves.
I just tell myself videos like this this time of year are stuff you filmed last summer as I look out my window at six feet of snow.
Haha i relate... i grew up in the midwest
Hope u get em Miss Kristen
I love fishing. see you are very good. Have a nice day
Traveling required me to slow down and get my ducks in order. When I first started I'd wind up in town, have a room reserved and not have any idea where it was reserved. All I had to do what have all the information mapped out ahead of time an not hop on a flight before I know where I'm going. Seemed simple enough but... Yep fisihing in a tournament, you should take the time to know where and when. Simple really. We all learn this the hardway...
Keep up the great videos wife and I love watching you fish.. we are fishing partners.
That is awesome!
You'll get it together and smash em' at Caddo!!
I find that too, hurricanes and storms give me less time for idling with my pals while playing badmington in the back garden.
I thought video was over after 'day one'. I just watched the 'day two' part. Gramp's is one hundred percent right. If you're 'fishing was off' then you really would have problems (and it does happen to the best of them). I just listened to an interview with a guy, who was considered one of the top-five flippers in fishing not long ago. And he's not even been able to convert it back into results for a while. The point they made in the interview too, was about other anglers who 'arrived' into professional fishing. They've changed how they fished over the years. And that is another point. That the 'natural type' of skill is good enough. In order to get one started in a sport, and after that. It's about a learning process (and being able to balance that learning curve, with the competition commitments in parallel). And no one has successfully cracked that nut. That's for sure.
Heck, I know myself because I've designed and made lures over the years (the curse of being a designer, is that once you figure out how to make a lure fish right, you loose all interest in solving that problem, and you look for the next impossible problem to solve in lure engineering). And that's happened to me, where I've cracked the code in fishing time after time, only to realize something could not be improved or perfected any longer. And you lose interest in doing that completely. You'll notice an aspect of that with the 'bait tinkering' type of professional angler. They'll go through giant slumps in between success. And that's the reason. The research and development phase robs you of any consistency. It's kind of like gambling, where things operate back to front. When you're trying to develop a new lure, you almost get more satisfaction by having 'blank' days, than by having good days fishing. Because it means, having a blank, vacant fishing day. You've found another way how 'not' to catch fish, and you can completely eliminate that avenue of research (Thomas Edison had a similar way of solving problems, he discovered a thousand ways to 'not' to make a light bulb). Until he found the one way that you could. Fishing lures are like light bulbs in that respect.
The episode of Cleared Hot on third of March with Stumpf, Hafer, Denman and Stark. Talking about doing sky diving jumps in seven continents in seven days. Is all about this subject of mission planning. There was one part of the episode where they explained, the guys they didn't trust themselve to pack their own parachutes. They trusted that only to two of the experts who were involved in the mission to roll the parachutes correctly (there is one image of four of them joining hands, and the great pyramid of Egypt is visible underneath in the shape they made in the sky). The obvious take-away being, that things like that don't happen, unless you have guys who are good at what they do. To illustrate where Andy is coming from however, it's worth contrasting that episode with the twenty-nineth of July in 2022 (episode 116), where Andy talked about an organized trip to Iceland to do likewise. That was organized by less capable folks he explained. In fact, I think that he learned from the Iceland trip exactly the scope of how fast these trips can deteriorate into chaos. And that was a useful illustration to Andy, because I think he reduced tolerance for the same in early 2023 on the seven continents mission.
There's are really good part of 'The Current Wars' where actor Benedict Cumberbatch was asked by the actor who played the part of George Westinghouse, what it was like to make the first proper light bulb. I won't say that fishing lures are quite as 'world altering' as those key inventions. The point being though, that guys like Edison wouldn't even be satisfied. Unless they were throwing out a thousand 'wrong' ways to do something, to find the one way that you can. And competitive anglers I notice who work so hard 'in competition' in order to get to the point. Where they are given the task of making a new lure. Often times, it ruins them. Because these two ways to pursue fishing are totally at odds with each other. When making lures, it's about finding out ways 'not' to catch fish. And with competition, it's about finding ways 'to' catch them. And these two things are not compatible. There have been very few anglers in competition, who after they have designed something world-changing. Have ever been very good at fishing again. As the search to try and find the next new bait or lure, becomes more exciting than the actual competition does.
hey Kristine, random observation and maybe I'm wrong but it always seems like when you do the massive hooksets where you're jumping out of your seat, you lose a lot of those fish. I don't why that happens but just something I noticed watching a lot of your videos recently, thought it might be helpful to share
I notice that sometimes too! Not sure why that is.... fishing what I was fishing with a flippin hook, youve got the set that hook!
Hope everyone reading this catches their pb this spring!
YES
Hopefully you have all your bad luck out of the way. Good luck the rest of your year we will be pulling for you.
Shoot I hope youre right! thank you! means a lot!
7:15 nothing like fixing a birds nest and hooking up🎉😂
I have a question for you so I fish tournaments too actually some of the guys from my club was out there fishing with you in the yaks….. but am I the only one who gets mesmerized waiting for that fish watching the water while them rods are whistling from the wind 😂
Great job on stepping up and being honest instead of trying to get away with it. Question is are you missing AOY points by not fishing the second day?
Yes, but I dropped down to 160th, would have resulted in no points
Well mistakes are ok as long as we learn the lessons from them.
Better tie down straps and checking with officials and you're a go for next time. 🤷🏾♂️
Things happen lady, I know you can shake it off and move forward 👍
I was wondering what happened, I didn’t see your name in the results. As grandpa said, keep your head up twinkle toes. The wisest man I know got there by making a lot of stupid mistakes!!!! Life’s a journey, not a destination. Just make sure you know your final destination 😊👍👍. Go get em on Caddo 😎
So you turned yourself and got a dq!!! Sorry how it turned out but if it makes it any better I just hit subscribe. Great job
Entering my 3rd season of tournament fishing, I would have never thought a big name like Hobie would disqualify an anglers entire day because you casted 30min after line's out! You are a stand-up person/angler for admitting your mistake, but I would have assumed that any fish caught in that time frame would not be eligible for your 5 fish limit? I'm sorry you had a bad weekend with losing the kayak off the trailer and then the time limit on Saturday. Keep your head up, and keep grindin!! On to the next 👊😎
It was a BASS tourney ! Tough loss but that’s ok
@@kristinefischer2289 my bad, but still!
You will look back at his words ❤
? Just bought my wife a abu garcia revo rocket like you had in the beginning of this video . What rod (( size power an brand )) did you have .. thanks
That is AWESOME!! I love that! If you are referring to the spinning reel rocket, I was using a 70MF fenwick elite bass
I never realized that would constitute a DQ? I thought the spirit of the rule was that you can't submit a fish caught after lines out. Not that this applies to me, because after 8+ hours of fishing a tournament, the last thing I want to do is make more casts 🤣🤣
Because technically if you are still on the water casting and fishing, it could be taken as "scouting" for the next day of the event. I thought it was pretty harsh, but I respect it!
What is the best way to follow you in these tournaments? Pa seems to be able to follow them pretty closely.
TourneyX the app, has these events live leaderboard!
와우~! 잘보고 가요~!
good❤
What keeps people honest with the “first cast” time? Honor system? Always wondered.
Yes, all honor system. But when you submit a fish, it is time stamped, so you cant submit fish early. So Youd have to be a real piece of work to cast way early and hold that fish until you could take a pic
Good job
Thanks!
Heyy im new in kayak fishing and i would like if you could give me few tips i have my stuff but i have a kayak but its not the best (btw 12yo)
You was slaying them sorry about your kayak
Its part of the deal! Thank you! I feel like ive got a lot of good luck coming my way
Sorry about your Yak crash. To bad about your DQ. Why didn't you fish fo points the next day?
Wasnt worth it, I was dropped to zero fish which would have had me well below 100th, no points that far down, so I took the day and went to relax and regroup. otherwise normally I would.
Heard the drag slip on one of those big ones lost, wrench it down
it was!
Holy crap, I think you need a bigger boat
have you been to iowa before?
yes I have!! numerous times!!
@@kristinefischer2289 have you been to lake okoboji
i do a like of bass fishing there is very good fishing there with all the species
What kind of kayak is this?
Not lucky very blessed
Trips me out every time your skinny azz fishes from the front of your kayak 😂
Only Kristine Fischer can catch a fish while fixing a backlash 🙄🙄🙄
Hahaha pro status right!!? Figured yall would get a kick out of that :)
@@kristinefischer2289 only you I swear lol! Keep on keep’n on! You’re killin it!
First the male then her , nice
Chin up brain farts happen to all of us.
Why does the thumbnail look like you're on the deck of a Ranger z520
I mean it might as well be
Wow that really stinks about your kayak sorry to hear that and all of your gear.
The other Anglers told you 2:30 on purpose!
😔 😔 😔
Hope you Carry a pistol because of the gators and wild life . Stay safe God bless.