Hey community! Would fishing off shore rock piles,humps and submerged creek beds at night hold fish like it does in the daytime?

Here’s the live from earlier today. Use this link to see how to breakdown a new lake. https://sufschool.com/programs/sam-ray-burn-lake-breakdown-20ac13

Well. Russian intelligence has penetrated the suf app🤯

Today we’re gonna be breaking down Lake Sam Rayburn in Texas. Will Davis brought this Lake to the table a few weeks ago and we’re gonna do a pretty in-depth breakdown on how to catch BASS there right now. Join in on the live if you have time to in about 15 minutes at 12 PM Eastern time.There’s really only three things you need to know to break down just about any Lake. All you need to know is what the lake has to offer with the fish eat the most importantly what feels most familiar to you

Live today at 12pm est. I’m breaking down a new lake. This process works for every lake you fish.

Brother in law asked me how I use a 9 foot diving Jerkbait in 6 foot of water. I threw this up on YouTube. Most important part is that rather than twitching the rod downward as traditional mechanic, I’ll use an almost horizontal and an occasional uptick of the tip. Other points are that I typically throw to an angle from the canal bank to maximize coverage and I purposely don’t lock the rod to my forearm so my wrist can aid in the shock absorption. https://youtu.be/i9yaigJ76T0

I'm In..! Just subscribed and pitching in to get all the full content. I appreciate everyone's input because these days every dollar counts and the way I look at it there ain't a better way to spend 25 bucks! Looking forward to getting to know y'all better and gaining knowledge!

Good morning SUF Family,

It’s been a while since I’ve been on the water with everything going on at home and keeping up with my kids. Some water therapy was definitely needed.

We threw everything rigged, but the temp dropped overnight to 66° with about 12” visibility from the rain. Time for a new plan. Ended up dialing in the power shot with Hotsnakes (thanks Mack Toon) and a crankbait to put a few in the boat.

Here are some from Chickahominy Lake. Solid reset.

Over the past month I've put countless hours on the water trying to get better with my electronics. Specifically sidescan and traditional 2d. After watching videos and putting in the work, it's finally making sense. Here's a few I've caught dragging a Carolina rig and an A-rig.