Jo Dee Lake’s fifth place finish on the Red River has all the makings of an epic tale. She traveled to uncharted territory, braved big scary spiders, endured a broken digit, and narrowly escaped a boating catastrophe to prevail and finish in the top five in the final WBT event for 2007.
She’s here to tell her tale and share the lessons she learned in patience, perseverance, confidence and the value of playing hunches. Follow the ongoing saga of Jo Dee’s angling career at LadyFisher.com
Then we’ll talk with Lee Bailey, Jr from the Bassmaster Elite series. Lee is a long-time competitor in the top levels of professional bass fishing and a well-known and well-liked personality among those who follow the sport. But what you may not know about Lee is that he has combined his experience as an angler with his expertise as a designer to offer a variety of promotional products and services for anglers. Lee designs boat and truck wraps, tournament jerseys, and websites.
Lee’s here to tell us about the importance of branding yourself and then presenting a polished, professional image to your fans and sponsors. Find out more at ProAnglers.com and visit Lee’s personal website at LeeBaileyJr.com
Finally, if you’re in the Missouri area on October 14, be sure to check out the Family Fun Day and Buddy Tournament at Smithville Marine.
1 user commented in " Jo Dee Lake and Lee Bailey Jr. "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackI listened to this and then visited Jo Dee Lake’s and Lee Bailey Jr’s websites.
I have to say that although Lee’s sites were very high tech and flashy - they didn’t impress me like Jo Dee’s did. There is a balance to providing the content and information in a interesting and entertaining fashion. My perspective is Lee has gone too far and too extreme.
For the graphics on trucks and boats - go wild, the flashier the better. But, I don’t think you have to have a website with all that distracting animation and noise, to have a professional and engaging website.