Jason Miranda

I am guessing all those long walks thru the woods to that old farm pond paid off. Riding my bike to git to all the ponds and lakes that I fished growing up as a kid helped hone my skills.

I can't forget fishing with my brothers at the lake house at our family reunions in Tallahassee, Florida.

I will always remember fishing at Harrison Pier in Virginia with my brothers and father.

I can't forget the time when Tony (brother) hit me in the head with a 2oz weight in his back cast. I was a hit at that party....

Growing up as a kid I collected fishing tackle and baseball cards.Well....I don't own anymore baseball cards.

Fishing got me through a lot of tuff times in my life.

Fishing the Econlockhatchee river with my first boat. Almost tipping the boat over when me and Tony saw a huge gator coming for us. That was fun.

Fishing at the coast for Monster reds in highschool kept me out of trouble.

I wanted to thank  some people.First off  I would like to thank my family.Mom (my original sponsor) thank you for all your support over the years. I love you. My brother Mike for pushing me and helping me find a way to fish.Thanks BIG PUN. Also to Tony, thanks for the Banjo fishing system and for sticking up for me at lake Downey. No one calls us Flying burritos, and gets away with it.

I wanted to also thank my girlfriend Christi for understanding my passion for fishing and her support. I wanted to thank my daughter Makayla for changing my life. I love you both.