90% Of Bass Are BEHIND YOU
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2023
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When it comes to bass fishing, the majority of bass spend their time in slightly deeper offshore structure and cover. If you are not fishing there you may be missing 90% of the bass.
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*Me fishing from the bank* : yeah right...
If I’m fishin the bank lookin at the river are the fish behind me?
Yes the are sunbathing
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Listen to the the first 10 words again💀
Yes
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I’m casting in all directions and still don’t catch anything 👍🏼
Lol
😪 everyone catching fish but us
what do you usually try and use bait wise.
I hear you
Man forget all the jumbo jumbo get you a drop shot and a bucket of red and green earthworms. Rig that baby wacky and you’ll get a bass. Keep that line tight and mix in a few light taps. You’ll snag one for sure
Idk what to believe anymore. Last July on a day it was 102 outside, I got a 6.1lb largemouth up in about 2ft of water, just sitting there with no shade or anything. Got another in the same area as well. There’s been a lot of stuff not making sense lately with the “normal pattern” that bass follow.
Really depends on the body of water and what the bass have access to.
And typically the clearer the water the more bass that go deeper offshore.
Their will almost always be more bass offshore tho, they'll also be harder to find and catch.
I almost always fish the bank but I try to dedicate sometime every trip to fishing deeper and learning and it's been paying off
You posted a great video recently where you mentioned 50% of the bass in a pressured lake never get fished because they are in spots nobody thinks of. I find that sooo true. I bought my boat and had it about 2 months before getting a fish finder and I found So many random spots that hold fish that nobody would think to look.
I don't target bass, but I catch tons of really big ones while trolling with lead core line. I start out trolling for trout, but when they are not biting, and I just want to tighten a line, I move in shallower, and troll in the 20'-30' range, and I always find willing bass, all while the "bass guys" are casting under my dock and catching squat.
Reminds me of a time I took my elderly PaPaw fishing in my new Stratos, back in '95. He wanted to fish in the middle, not on the bank. It being May in Alabama, I obliged him. He proceeded to catch a spotted bass over 4 lbs. I relied heavily on my Carolina rig for about 2 years after that, making ALOT of money by fishing humps, drops, rock piles, and channel swings.
And that was at Smith lake
Spotted Bass #6, Going deep.
Bass are everywhere man, I've caught huge ones in 3' of water in the hottest days of summer and they tend not to move much over the year or have 1 or 2 spots and they travel back and forth. I just saw a study that tracked a bunch of bass and their results were a lot different than spring time shallow, summer deep. Some years a big bass won't even try spawning and other bass never really left the shallows. They said the average bass only move a little over 100' in a day and basically have a home base they live in. Tournament caught fish won't try and find their way home if they get released in a spot that they like too, or they just don't know the way back. In pressured areas 1/3 of bass will take off as soon as you drive over them if the water is less than 15' deep too and another 1/3 will take off after the first cast. So the school you mark ends up just being a few fish, I think those ones are most likely the hungrier fish and the ones that havent been caught or its been a while. It was a very interesting study anyways but it hasn't been replicated. It does give some insight into bass behavior though. It was also noted that after being caught a lot of quality bass moved to featureless flats and find a small stump to hang around for months or maybe for the rest of the study period. They say they wouldn't have found these bass stumps if not for the transmitters but I'm sure people do come across them and just don't share them. There are still bass that are more predictable and you can find and catch them in the usual bass spots too but there's a bit more going on than we think.
Watch don Dickson you will learn so much him and buck perry are the fishing kings and if you don't know who they are you need to look into them buck perry coined structure fishing and caught more bass than you could imagine
My buddy and I watched that study at work the other day. Very interesting stuff in it.
I saw a study that showed 80% of bass find their way back to homebase as long as theyre not released more than a mile away and they primarily do it using their sense of smell
@@ethansimplot664does there experience in florida apply to alll states?
@@rayfernandez5949 yes
This is not entirely accurate. It n Florida lakes and ponds, thick with vegetation like weeds, lilly pads, reeds and cattails, big bass can be found shallow in this vegetation all year long.
Why are you saying that they like being a deep in but if I catch five fish on the bank
That was the coolest transition that really helped me picture my fish finder even better! 😀
Sssoooooo the bass got my back
“If you’ve been bass fishing from a boat for a while”
95% of bass fisherman: ….🙃no
That's a good point. I love fishing divers deep in the winter.
Depends on the lake cycle and water temp density forage termalcline time of day region moon cycle etc location presentation
not trut i catch bass at 2 ft of water at winter
Wow I am new to bass fishing and never new about this thanks for the information! I will try that next time I go out on a bass boat.
I don't enjoy offshore fishing. I like hitting targets.
That's when a fish finder comes in handy
Me, a shore angler:
*….looks behind me…..Casts in trees.*
Haha ok let’s be real I was aiming for the water when I got tangled in a tree.
believe me, I know. they always jump where I was 5 minutes ago.
Depends on the lake and forage. If the primary forage is a pelagic species this is 1000% true but it is also true that there is always a population of bass that are shallow and unless it’s the spawn, they are there primarily to feed. So, they are often the most aggressive.
Catching more fish than boaters in my lake.
But 99.9 percent of the water is behind you. You have the 10 percent of bass pinned up in .1% of water. Decent odds haha
Even in the hot summer months I have noticed the bass will still patrol the banks a few times a day .
Ive cought the same fish with melanoma or a black spot on her head 3 people got her in the same spot over a span of 2 near 3 months in the summer. 4.6lbs when I caught her i thought it was a snag until she pulled drag😂 she seems to be in the same spot over and over
I want me some baby back bass… Cmon
We always said if you're not catching any. Fish out of the other side of the boat.
I've caught my biggest bass, on the bank in the coldest part of winter
well I fish from the back so I'm sure there not behind me
Beginning of the video was sick
Fr
Love the edits! Do you do it?
Because your loud wake
That's why unless i'm targeting specific areas in front of me
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Daamn !!
Here we r sucker! 🤣🤣🤣
Gee whiz! 90 percent of the water is behind you!! DUH.
And they go as deep as 90 to 100 plus feet. I have videos pulling bass out of 110 at bullards bar
They got enough oxygen down there ?
@@rayfernandez5949 yep usually smaller bass. But 60 to 80 ft can hold monsters.
This intro was so unnecessary
Isn’t this the guy people are talking about when they talk about a guy that just steals everyone else’s content?
Want to catch bass on shore in summer. Do it at night
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Not true at all. Different lakes and regions will also determine where the fish are. There’s no real pattern that’s why fishing is so fun. Even with livescope on board, I still see myself in the dog days of summer flipping and pitching into docks, weeds lines, lily pads and doing much better than scoping 1-2 bass deep…. Stop spreading misinformation please.
And 100% of bass are all around you technically....(if you think about it)
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