Knowledge is Key-Always Learning

[David Chong]

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

[OhioFisherman]

After watching a bunch of tournament videos and seeing how closely those guys are glued to their depth finder screens learning all you can about them seems like a very good idea!

Edited October 17, 2018 by OhioFisherman

[Rattletrap2]

Thanks David!

[David Chong]

1 minute ago, Rattletrap2 said:

Thanks David!

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

[David Chong]

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

 

[OhioFisherman]

Dang! almost makes me want to break out my color selector! Thoughts David?

[David Chong]

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

[OhioFisherman]

Webinar: "Crawfish Colors and Movements" with Michael Murphy - YouTube

Crayfish info.

[Old Ironmaker]

Thanks for the link David. When I got my very 1st " Eagle Ultra Fish Finder" that actually beeped and showed a graphic of a fish everyone in the boat was crowded around the little thing. No one watching where in H we were going of course until we bumped a rock. I actually still have it and it works. We have come a very long way when it comes to electronics and fishing in a short 25 years when the screens came out. Before that we had to contend with paper graphs and flashers and way back then they were the Cat's meow.

Edited November 8, 2018 by Old Ironmaker