Congrats! Man that heartbreak feeling is one we have all felt! Tournament or not, it's the Pits! Thanks for sharing.

Love you're videos. I recently was laid up with a surgery and these videos kept me entertained as well as informed. Keep up the hard work.

Thank you for all the information on the videos me and my dad love watching you and take you advice and use it in our everyday fishing.

Great video 📹 Edwin thanks for sharing 🎣 👍 Better luck on your next event.

I hope everyone here catches their pb this spring!

These breakdowns of what you were kinda thinking is super cool, plz keep doing these!!

As always I love your breakdowns as it helps us with our fishing especially went processing a new lake in Florida. Keep up the good work and as always keep God first.

Thanks Ed congratulations!

Good start this year EE hope you get to raise a trophy this season. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

Good video thanks and good fishing 🎣

Great video congrats on R C finish good luck the rest of the season

Great information E, all the things that run through your mind while fishing and the split decision you make with trying to win the tournament it's so amazing listening to you and how you make your adjustments it's great lessons for us. Really enjoy your break downs.

Love the videos man! If I ever have any questions with fishing you always have the answers. Keep it going 🤙

Enjoying the videos. Thank you

Great informative video. I live in the area. I have fished the same areas that you fished for the past 25 years. You are right. When you find the bite, stay there. I have fished the canal that you ran several times. There is a lot of fish in those canals. The mouth of Cypress lake holds a lot of fish when the river is running. Anyway, glad you got a paycheck. My wife and I are your fans.

Congrats on becoming a G’pa ! I just became one for the first time myself 5 weeks ago. Appreciate your channel . Good luck this year. I lean toward a square bill crankbait when they’re staging when my stickbaits quit working or a swimbait. If those aren’t working I start throwing wacky rigs of various sizes and vary my speed. If that don’t work I go home and try a different day.

Congrats on a great start to the year!!

Fished Kissimmee last of Feb First of Mar. Best day was ten in boat, big 6-11, mostly two pounders. Water was high and windy, just about worst week there in 8 years fishing.

Excellent break down Edwin!

Great start to the year sir!!

Great start to the season! Keep hammering em!

Great video

Great breakdown E. Always appreciate the insight you give us to make us better anglers! It’s what I try to do with my channel as well.

Looking forward to your breakdown of Redcrest.

Really cool to see your decision making process. Congrats on a great R.C..finish good luck in the knockout round.👍👍👍👍👍

Great video man. You made a great choice by slowing down idk how many times I've caught my self trying to cover as much water as I can then realize I need to slow it down and BOOM them big boys start biting or you get more bites. And you handled losing that hoss at 10:20 way better then I would have lol

Congrats on your finish at redcrest

Edwin would have loved to come over and meet you in person . I live right down the road from there but I had my own tournaments out of state . I’m a kayak bass fisherman . Enjoy all your videos

Living here in florida and only fishing florida the one thing I’ve learned the hard way - and confirmed by a buddy of mine who is a professional guide here and was on Fork for 15 years is that the bigger fish (5+ lbs) are almost never caught on moving baits. Florida strain F1 bass that are big are amazingly lazy and you really need to slow down to target them

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I agree and disagree. Fish in Florida react to the weather faster then any other place. I’ve seen schools of 5 pounds or bigger going nuts then shut off immediately. Florida fish are anything but lazy. But when the weather changes it makes them lazy 3 biggest bass I saw caught are on a spook. Whopper plopper and spinner baits

The other thing about florida that people who don’t live here understand is how heavy your tackle needs to be to fish vegetation. My punching/flipping stick is a 7’11” ex heavy with 65lb braid

Thanks Edwin for all your hard work that you do on these videos good luck on all your tournaments this year I am always pulling for you good luck and ps did you finish your private lake at your house or how is it coming along and good luck with that my friend

keep getting huge fish love your videos can you give more tips for fishing can you do best baits for april

Awesome video. What was the water temp?

Wow that was a huge pig at 14:11. Nice change up to your plans, E.

What size prop ur running on ur Mercury

I fish better than anybody ever

Good luck for the rest of the year, you pick my comment last week but can't get my text to go thru to the number you give me will keep trying, good luck