Every now and then, I like to dig back through old footage and revisit the kind of fishing days that helped shape Average Angler Life. This throwback takes us to Lake Lavon, out in a jon boat, trolling for white bass.
It wasn’t a high‑tech trip—just a small boat, a simple trolling setup, and steady passes over likely water. The kind of day where you watch the rod tips, feel the rhythm of the boat, and wait for that sudden bend that tells you a white bass has found your lure.
Trips like this remind me why I love fishing in the first place. It’s not always about big boats or big numbers. Sometimes it’s about being out on a Texas lake, keeping things simple, and soaking in the moment when a fish loads up and the quiet breaks.
If you missed this one the first time around, here’s the quick TBT highlight.
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