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Mike Frisch: Little things that can yield big fish
Frisch says sharp hooks, spare sunglasses and reliable lithium batteries can raise catch rates and prevent ruined fishing trips.
- Recently, Fishing the Midwest host Mike Frisch observed his fishing partner land a nearly 5-pound largemouth bass after sharpening the treble hooks on his crankbait, immediately improving their catch rate.
- While high-tech sonar gets attention, Frisch relies on S11 Murray polarized sunglasses to spot dense weed clumps and open pockets where big bass hide in shallow water.
- Frisch rigged his boats with Millertech lithium batteries featuring a phone app that allows monitoring of charging status, preventing the panic of waking to dead trolling motor batteries.
- Paying attention to maintenance habits—sharp hooks, quality sunglasses, and charged batteries—can save a day on the water, as Frisch notes consistent preparation alleviates common boat-reliability anxieties.
- Including a youngster in your next outdoors adventure completes the experience, as Frisch advises these practices ensure anglers are prepared for any condition while maximizing enjoyment.
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