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Mark J.
Mark J.
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November 08
• Edited (Nov 08, 2026)
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New lake, it's cold, a brisk wind, and a day of dinks!!. I went here with the mindset of gluing a jerkbait in my hands ( a technique I am just not good at ) for the time I was there and after catching a few, seeing and graphing what was in there, I went back to the truck, got the ultra light out thinking they are bluegill or crappies I was seeing blow up all over the place and its just all these little bass.. Wowzers!!
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John G W.
John G W.
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November 08
01:00

I love a big Ole juicy bass..!
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Brian L.
Brian L.
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November 08

🚨I scheduled a live class tomorrow that I want to move to Tues!!! Please make notes‼️
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James
James
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November 07
• Edited (Nov 07, 2026)
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My pics are not impressive, but it was a good day. Lots of firsts, and lots of wins. I caught 4 on 2 lures/rigs I have never used. Got to use my dry suit as well. It's the bomb!!!! The crappie love my jerk bait!! Are non-bass pics allowed? 😆 But a little context here. I watched a video from BLat on jerkbaits. Prior to today, the only thing I had caught on a jerk bait was the back side of my tricept in Aug 2026. That was an experience.... I cringe whenever he talks about the pliers vs rubber band thing.... so I see the ripples in the water, and the wind kicking up. I pull that thing out. I caught two crappie. Its a WIN, I'll take it!!
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Ed K
Ed K
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November 07
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Spinnerbaits have been working very well here in the NY. Water temps in the mid 50s. I’ve been running it parallel with the bank but out where it starts dropping off. Found a 5lb LM on a tree out at the drop off. Haven’t had any luck around docks in probably 4-6 weeks.
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Brian L.
Brian L.
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November 07

if you had no fishing electronics how could you find bait and other forage fish to help you catch bass?

look for fish eating birds Ang familiarize myself with the life cycle and habits of the forage in the lake
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call Mack Toon because he knows how to do everything
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use google earth
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Brian L.
Brian L.
  in  🎣 suf
November 07

which of the following gives the illusion that bass transition from one area of the lake to another during the fall period?

seeing moreMORE bass on the graphs near thermocline
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increased boat traffic in the creeks
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increased activity from bass that have already been there because water conditions are more conducive to feeding
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Brian L.
Brian L.
  in  🎣 suf
November 07
42:31

The Illusion of the Fall Transition

Brian takes on one of fishing's most repeated ideas: that bass make a fall transition into the creeks. He says he may even have old videos out there talking about fall transitions himself, but long story short, it's all fake. Unless you live in the extreme northeast, maybe the northwest, where lakes freeze over, fish the Great Lakes, or fish somewhere the temperatures and seasons swing dramatically, he bets your bass don't really have a fall transition. Generally speaking, they stay where they spawn: creek bass stay in the creek and lake bass stay on the main lake.He explains what he does and does not mean by that, using lake maps to show how far a main lake bass really roams, and why short pockets off the main river are different from a real creek.Then he breaks down the illusion of a transition: why the spawn and stained water put creek fish in reach in spring, why they seem to vanish in summer when they are out in the middle of the creek, and how fall rain, shorter days, high or low water and forage spawns make them easier to catch again. He finishes with viewer questions on spotted bass and largemouth, and on a lake down 12 feet in a drought.

This is quite honestly the most important video you can listen to to catch more bass right now.

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Destiny S.
Destiny S.
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November 06
• Edited (Nov 07, 2026)

UPDATE: Small delay on emails. I am currently awaiting confirmation on a few things. I should have those out tomorrow!

🏆Congratulations to all the Fall Big Bass Challenge winners! Ya'll really showed up and showed out. 🤙🏽Information on your prizes are scheduled to be emailed tomorrow,

so be sure to keep an eye out. Congrats again SUFam! 🎉🥳
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Barde
Barde
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November 06
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Up north Bass are certainly not the top of the food chain.

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