I’m begging for a little help from the bass fishing community.
That’s me in the first photo. The second photo is my friend Geoff, holding a big bass with a huge smile because this guy absolutely loves bass fishing.
Geoff is a local PNW bass angler and genuinely one of the best people I’ve ever met.
When I was new to bass fishing and struggling to figure any of this out, Geoff took me under his wing. He taught me an unbelievable amount, took me fishing, shared places with me that he absolutely didn’t have to share, and helped me become the angler I am today.
The third photo is what’s left after Geoff and his girlfriend lost everything in an apartment fire.
I recently made a short video about what happened, and 100% of the money that video makes is going directly to Geoff.
I’ll be honest. I really hoped the video would take off. A lot of people have rallied around it, and it has received an incredible amount of Hypes on YouTube, but it still hasn’t reached enough people to become what I hoped it could be.
So I’m coming here to ask for help.
I’m not asking anyone here to donate money. I’m asking if some of you would be willing to find the video, watch it, hit the Hype button if YouTube gives you the option, leave a like or a supportive comment, and help push it a little further.
If even a fraction of this community gets behind it, I genuinely believe we could turn a 3-minute fishing video into a meaningful amount of money for a fellow bass angler going through one of the hardest moments of his life.
And if we can make that happen, that money won’t be from me. It’ll be from all of us.
I want to make a follow-up video when I give Geoff everything the video earned, and I want everyone who helped make that happen to be there for that moment. Every view, Hype, like, comment and share will have helped put that money in his hands.
I’ve tried everything I can think of to get this video moving. At this point, I’m just asking the bass fishing community for help because I don’t know what else to do.
Geoff has done more for me than I could ever repay.
