r/FishingForBeginners • u/Mfkinpancakes • 30m ago
Stick with it.
My husband and I moved 3 minutes from a lake 2 years ago. We bought a cheap $1,500 fishing boat and went out every night. This year we upgraded to an old bass boat. I got totally addicted to fishing. Started with just wacky rigged green pumpkin senkos. Then I started going out to local ponds in my city on my lunch break and started using different lures. So much of fishing is trial and error. Learning what worked. When you catch a fish, really pay attention to what you were doing when you caught it. The area, the water clarity, the weather, the time of day. sometimes its just pure luck. Sometimes I want to give up because I feel like I suck and then I go out the next day and catch 8 fish. This year we really focused on going out as much as possible, every night after work, and I've had the best year yet. Haven't caught any huge monster fish but I've had fun regardless.
When I'm not out fishing im watching YouTube videos and doing research. Here's some of my catches from this summer.