Frog bite, middle of the day on Sinclair... A frog I received in my goodie box from the Hartwell seminar earlier this year..

THIS IS A VERY SURFACE LEVEL STATEMENT …

While this sounds great in theory its practicality is NOT realistic. There’s plankton every where in every lake. EVERY WHERE‼️

The wind does effect plankton however it’s much different than “blowing it around”. The wind affects light penetration and it also mixes surfaces water affecting where nutrients are available to plankton.

The wind works more as “agitation” than shifting the location of plankton in most lakes. However this can be exaggerated on large bodies of water with current. The ocean, the Great Lakes and very large expansive bodies of water can see some movement of forage due to wind events.

For us as fishermen the important part to know is context . The vast majority of us should realize if there’s no bait there to begin with wind won’t change anything at all. Baitfish can swim against ALL WIND CURRENTS IN MOST LAKES. The wind makes the water column darker and sometimes that leads to more activity because of the light refraction.

All i can say is watch the video about lipless crank beats specifically the old school raddle trap worked well for me today!! Plucked a solid 5lber off a secondary point today

Live is starting. How to fish wind!

Will there be a retreat next spring? I have a few friends asking me.. maybe a tournament mid spring, and championship/retreat late spring?

You need to know how to deal with this.

We do have a live class tomorrow at 8pm est. As fall sets in cold fronts will start to be mor frequent. With cold weather comes wind.

- how does wind change fishing?

- does wind make bass bite?

- how fo you navigate the wind properly?

- should you run away or to the wind?

- what lures are best for the wind?