#sfbassfishing

    Today, I want to talk about something a lot of anglers (and a lot of other people) often forget about. It's not always about winning. Yeah, we all want to win. We all want to be the one that shines in the glory of the being the winner. But, not everyone can be the winner every time. Consistency is the key.

    When it comes to fishing. Every day is different. No two days are exactly the same. Different things effect the fishing. Heck, a few degree difference in water temperature can make a huge difference at times. Sometimes, the fish are pressured from other anglers throughout the day, or other days. You think you may have it figured out. But, things will change the next day, and completely throw you off. For tournament fishing, you need to adapt with the changes. You're not always going to be the one to win it. But, this is where being consistent comes into play.

    The past two months have been great for me. I've learned a lot of new things that will help me adapt with changes during a tournament. I've gotten back-to-back second place finishes, and I'm sitting fourth in the points, going into the halfway point of the season. I've very happy, and proud, of where I am right now. Yeah, I'll admit I really want to win. But, I'm happy with my finishes the past two months. My two second place finishes, have really put it into perspective for me. I'm being consistent with my finishes, slowing moving up in points, and continuing to do well and show that I can compete with the top guys on the trails.