Fall is definately upon us up here in the Northeast. 40’s and drizzle yesterday.

I know it's late in the evening, but Lake Juliette in Forsyth GA. I have caught some good size bass... But it's only been from the bank and pretty much in one location. Its relatively small compared to other local lakes and it is crystal clear and deep. The are no residences only maybe to or three docks at the two boat ramps... From the Little o can tell from Jon boat and Kayak is the bottom is rock and grass... There are a lot of stripers, pan fish, and big bass. It's just a matter of finding them and them biting... You can literally throw one thing and catch them, then the next day with the same conditions and times.. not catch a thing...

Chickahominy Lake ( Historical)

Fairly new to me lake. I have fished three times to gain some knowledge as I prep for the local tournaments. I have never fished a tournament before so this is all new to me.
I do not have like scope. I have a personal goal I need to achieve before I allow myself to add.

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Do you need help finding fish on your home lake?

Tough fishing on the Potomac today. Several fish came up short today and got only one to count. Fishing a shad colored lipless crankbait along a rocky point with grass. Wind was blowing pretty good that made the water cloudy so you had to zip it along to get the bass attention. Caught a bonus striper.

If you’re new to the app, we do a Q&A submission every Sunday. This Sunday I’d like to make the Q&A a little more specific to fishing offshore during the fall. By offshore I’m referring to not fishing the shoreline. Most of the bass right now are not on the shoreline structure. Of course there are bass on the shoreline but MOST of them are scouring open water now.
Are you intimidated by fishing offshore?
What do you normally struggle with in this area?
Is it tough for you to find the right areas to fish?
Do you see fish on your graphs but unsure on what the next move is?
Bring those problems to the Q&A

I was reading about Co-anglers bringing mobile electronics. Is this going to far? Or is this something that a Co-angler should consider

Sometimes fighting the wind is worth it.

When exploring fishing deep this time of year remember that “deep” is relative to water clarity. The clearer the water the deeper there is potential of catch bass deeper. Then comes the question….. what is clear? What is stained? Again it’s all relative. Our electronics will usually tell us very clearly where the limit is. Being willing to idle and just watch will give us a story of where food and habitat is. In some fisheries 10 ft is deep. In other fisheries 20ft is still shallow. It’s all based on water clarity.

Great day on the water catching speckle trout and this Spanish Mackerel.