Skeeter Performance
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Skeeter Boats Performance Manuevers and Why Skeeters are Engineered like NO other!
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Capt. Jim Burks boats bass while frog fishing the big G.Book yourself a trip @ bassinadventures.com
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Great video. I really like your website.
dang your fishing that frog fast
that bass is small as shit
i fished that frog like a buzzbait
Yeah, especially the 2nd time around..he got lucky..should have just threw it back where the fish hit it and jiggled it.
YOU SAW HIM CATCH A FISH THOUGH!!!
agreed. move it just enough so it disturbs the grass enough to call out bass from underneath the mats.
yea hes fishing the frog way to fast
so what kind of frog did he use? any special ones? i am new to this jeje thats why i ask this questions
the slower you fish the frog the more bites…big fish are lazy they’re not gonna want to move too far for a meal
Capt. Jim is a full time bass guide on Lake Guntersville,my trip with him produced several bass with 3 of them around 5 pounds. I strongly urge you to book a trip with him.This fish was the only one I filmed,It was way below average in size compared to the others. Still an up close and personal video of a Lake Guntersville grass bass.