I believe true fishing efficiency comes from the right equipment. This post is to answer fishing rod questions. I will be making a course soon, breaking down the first big step I took to improve my competitiveness.

I have trusted Kistler rods since 2018 and use them exclusively. I believe they are the lightest most durable rods I’ve ever used and can account them for assisting with my success as a tournament angler. The owner, Trey Kistler, is a great veteran, Christian, and just a good guy altogether. You all are here to better yourselves as anglers, no matter what level or stage of the game you’re in. I am grateful of the person who introduced me to the rods so I’m passing it forward. I’d like to invite you to join Team Kistler and receive some great incentives on rods, reels, line, and other great products they come out with. I can also answer any questions you might have about them, which will be rolled into many of our conversations and courses. Use this link to apply and tell them Lance Burris invited you. Let me know if you get an acceptance letter. https://kistlerrods.com/pages/kistler-team-packet?srsltid=AfmBOoqGmY2cMLoXa-GhQghDDiyNT0-VmRhCbjvXI-nw0jV6wjnpUvJT

Moyak and Bassmaster kayak series are the two trails I plan on mixing up in my schedule. I'll still be hitting a few local bass boat tournaments throughout the year with my dad and brothers here and there. What trails are you planning on fishing this year? What's your season opener?

Personally I’d throw a tube before a jig. It comes through cover better but lacks the better hookup ratio when rigged weedless. What do you prefer?

Would you like assistance to give you that competitive edge in bass tournaments? Sponsors can come in many different forms, monetary, free product, or even just products discounts. Who would like help putting yourself in front of companies to help you be more competitive? This will be a vip course if there is enough demand.