Chris Zaldain Bassmaster Classic Boat Traffic
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- What’s your take concerning boat traffic on top of your fishing spot? Unreleased footage of Chris Zaldain fishing on day 3 of the 2020 Bassmaster Classic, Lake Guntersville, Alabama. #Bassmaster #Swimbait #Fishing B.A.S.S. Boat Marshall = #DStewartFishing DStewartFishing.com
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Thanks for sharing!
The more I fish, the more I figure out that the fish don't care about much besides eating, unless they are real shallow. Including line size.
I agree, line size only matters when balancing your set-up, and improper line size isn’t defeating the action of a technique and its lure. In this video, some people mistakenly thought I was showing something negative with the boat traffic. It’s the opposite; the boat’s prop wash is causing bait fish to activate. The bridge pilings and underwater acoustics and disturbance are adding to this dynamic. The bait is animated, and the bass use the situation as a feeding opportunity; hence, Zaldain catches a bass directly after the boat motors through. That is the purpose of this video.
Umm those bridges typically have a boat on every piling plus traffic and guys still catch 20lbs
I cast into prop wash every time; it's a plus and the point of the video. Thanks for your reply
That guy was just idling the channel. Boats were tied off to every piling. He did nothing wrong. You can’t just shutdown a lake because there is a tournament and he catches one on the next cast so it obviously did nothing to hurt the fishing
No one said the boater driving by did anything wrong. The whole point of the video was to point out, in a subtle way, that prop wash is actually often good. Thanks for replying.
50 YARD RULE , GUY IS TOO CLOSE
Some people need a lesson or 2 in this world. You know that idiot knew what he was doing
You can only wonder about the person's motivation for going through where he did. That bridge has six bays; four were wide open, without boats fishing. Nonetheless, I believe that because he drove through in the way he did, it actually helped the bite. The video bears that out, and the point of the video was to not place blame but to get anglers to think about what is happening below the surface, out of sight, in that situation. When things are too calm, and the bite is slow, I'll prop-wash my spot myself. This message is lost on some of your fellow commentators. Thanks for watching and for your reply
Always crying about something….
I didn't watch or read that anyone was crying, certainly not Zaldain. He kept cool, didn't say a word, continued casting, and caught a fish behind the guy's prop wash, which was the whole point of the video. Prop wash can help. Perhaps the message was too subtle for some. The Facebook crowd picked up on it right away. Thanks for replying.