David Chong

Congrats on the new PB!

Awesome stuff! Mike is great!

I still have one of those as well! Should pull it out for fun! LOL

I know that the Garmin Panoptix Live Scope was instrumental in Team USA's gold medal victory down at the recent XIV Bass World Championships! Boy, did I miss my Garmins there!

For those of you who might have missed Josh's Navionics webinar live. You can watch it on YouTube now!

Vibrax's have been my in-line spinner of choice lately! The Double Loons were great but hard to find now!

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Over the years, I've had many of these moments, the most recent was on the Bay of Quinte during bass opener. I was flipping an Ultra Tungsten Arky Jig, saw my line jump and set hook as hard as I could. I thought that it felt a little heavy for a bass but I was optimistic alas a giant sheepshead destroyed my visions of a winning Largemouth Bass LOL!

I've caught a few of them down on Lake St. Francis!

No problem! Trust me Josh knows his stuff! I wouldn’t miss it!

Yes, sadly even with a PFD on with the colder temps hypothermia is the killer!

I've been fishing most of my life and am well aware that I am not even close to knowing everything there is to know about fishing! that's why I take advantage of every opportunity to watch a YouTube video, sit in on a seminar or catch a webinar live. Josh Douglas, a successful and well-known FLW Tour pro is hosting a FREE webinar next Tues. Oct. 23, 2018 and share with everyone how to Utilize your Navionics maps alongside your electronics to catch more fish. Josh is very personable and extremely knowledgeable, the beauty about catching a webinar like this live is that you can ask your own questions after his presentation. If you're like me and want to keep learning and improving as an angler go register at this link: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3132308909564056066?source=Navionics+Website

WOW, hopefully, they find him safe & sound! Hypothermia can happen quickly with the surface temps right now!

Was in the Otonabee on Friday and Saturday but chasing bass! Surface temps were 57-58 degrees F, saw 1 muskie!

That's a true monster!