Definitely keep throwing it. I have plenty of days I don't catch any fish on the glide but always have one on deck. What size glide are you throwing? What kind of glide? Bluegill/shad profile? Are you getting alot of fish that just follow it?

Glad to hear it. That’s what was getting at in the video. I’m not a huge fan of the term “game changer” because it’s slung around for almost everything that’s new…but lithiums in a small boat are a legit game changer.

Ionic would be my go to based on experience but Im venturing into other brands atm. We'll see...

You just made me go watch it. He literally said “after using lithiums for the last 4 years they are definitely worth it”. Then goes on to say “They’ll BOTH give you trouble though”. He also said he was running lead acid batteries this year to try and compare the two. So you watched it…but did you actually listen to it? 😅

And to be honest, I bet in the last 4 years I’ve spent more time on the water than BLat and maybe even X2. That’s not a brag I know he’s got more experience than me in the long run for sure, and I have a ton of respect for the man. Not at all trying to slight him but he’s got a family, and a lot more to take care of than me. I’m fishing every chance I get.

@@SBFishing yes he said both will eventually give you trouble. So to me I’m thinking Lithium is great because of the time and era we in. And I wasn’t knocking lithium I was just saying it’s best to try to get what you can afford. Wonder if you went with this battery is they didn’t work with you?🤔

@@SBFishing and I bet in the last 4 years you fished more than him. That’s great hope it’s paying off for you as well. I’m pretty sure he fished a lot more than we think he is. And he gives great advice in all his content. Can’t go wrong with Blat 💯🙏🏿

😆 🤣 SB been running lithiums since they came out! Hating on lithium batteries is like hating on livescope.

These have a self warming feature, can be used in -4 degrees and up to 140

Hopefully everything will be safer in 10 years. That being said, they're more than safe right now. 😎

They have been out five plus years now for marine use. They really are amazing

Thanks for checking it out!!

Need to get down there!!!

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9.9hp. Slow speeds 😭

@@SBFishing looks like it’s running pretty good

Same place first 3 times, last time was further down lake

Occoquan Reservoir

Fountainhead bass club here in VA

@@SBFishing gotcha I’m also from VA would a 14ft jon boat be able to fish in these and is it a Facebook group or website?

2200 acres, but it’s a 9.9hp restricted lake

@@SBFishing ok that's cool. I remember u had messaged me a while back and told me I forgot. Thanks for replying back. U guys are always good about taking time to message people back and that's nice. Hopefully y'all can break the record in the lake. I have learned from fishing lots of smaller golf course ponds etc in Florida and caught the same 8 pounder a few times and think it's the biggest in the pond then all of a sudden u up it by a couple pounds I bet there is a bigger one in that lake that nobody's caught yet

For sure!!

I’m using 15lb power pro braided line and a 8-10lb seaguar fluorocarbon leader. If you don’t know how to tie an FG knot, it’s worth taking the time to learn.

I don’t live in the van but I use it when traveling

First time I caught it and brought it back to weigh in (and caught it again in the exact spot) was 4.2 miles

Same body of water for the last 30 years. Do you really think 20 ish boats fishing twice/month is sad? Whatever you do don’t look up the James, Potomac river, or god forbid Buggs island. 😭

@SBFishing Gotcha, thanks for the info. I guess twice a month isn't that bad, depending on the size of the fishery. I was just thinking of how much pressure it receives with tourneys/ practice/ recreational fishing and the fact that the same big bass had been repeatedly caught. Thanks for sharing, I'm just always concerned and didn't mean to sound negative. Thanks

3/4 times same spot. Most recent catch was a new area further downlake!

Agreed!