Taylor Sanford on the significance of staying ahead of the competition in fishing by having a comprehensive understanding of water conditions. They emphasize the importance of factors like chlorophyll levels and temperature changes in determining fish behavior. While recreational fishing may be satisfied with simply catching fish, being competitive in tournaments requires a deeper knowledge of the water and its characteristics.

Taylor Stanford stress the need to closely monitor the water and its movements, as making a wrong move or heading in the wrong direction can be detrimental to success in fishing tournaments. They highlight the value of being at the forefront of the water's path and comprehending how various factors, such as chlorophyll levels and temperature changes, impact fish behavior.

Additionally, Taylor discusses the role of social media in gathering information about other anglers' fishing experiences. They note that even if someone doesn't directly provide a fishing report, they may still share details or images on social media that can be analyzed to gain insights into their fishing strategies. He emphasize the importance of paying attention to these details, including observing other anglers' dredge and spread, as well as considering factors like AIS (Automatic Identification System) data.

Taylor Sanford his boss is always talking about how they won a Tournament even if it is just small category like the biggest tuna, But recently he earned the right to brag after winning a tournament in many categories as well as the marlin.

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