
Oliver Ngy
FishWhat's your favorite waterway to fish and why?
Oliver: Puddingstone Lake in San Dimas, California. It's where this all started. It's a tough place to catch a bass, and it really molded me into the angler I am today. My tactics and way of thinking when targeting big fish wouldn't be the same without my experiences there.Â
What are some things that commonly ride under your DiamondBack?Â
Oliver:Â If it's valuable and I'm not using it, it's under my cover. Yetis, landing net, backup tackle, and a clean change of clothes on most occasions.Â
What's the worst day you've had on the water? Has it changed the way you prepare?Â
Oliver:Â That's easy. It's got to be the day I hooked the biggest bass of my life, up to that point, not once but twice. She was about 14-15 lbs and managed to shake free both times during the same cast. That was a pretty bad blow. I chased that opportunity for 7 or 8 years and blew it. Now, I don't go out until I'm sure I've done everything in my control to eliminate weak points in my chain.
Aside from your basic gear, is there anything you won't hit the water without?Â
Oliver: When I leave dry land, I always have my BigBassDreams Yeti Rambler, a scale, a camera, optimism, and an open mind.



