They don't all go deep in the summer. In every fishery there's a group that stays shallow all year long. This is the best time of year to fish for that group right now. You can use a square crankbait to catch them.
They don't all go deep in the summer. In every fishery there's a group that stays shallow all year long. This is the best time of year to fish for that group right now. You can use a square crankbait to catch them.
Day 2 was rufffff. Couple weather delays due to severe thunderstorms and a big 0 in my Livewell. Tuff long day. Couldn’t get anything to bite. Some people still caught them though. Bag weights were cut in half versus yesterday. Have to learn from this one and onto the next one…
Day 1 of tournament only 9.74lbs which included a 3.75lb smallie. A lot to learn on this big new lake for me. But was happy with my 5 fish. Caught them in the weeds and docks on a wacky rig. I couldn’t get the offshore smallmouth bite going which was the popular method to getting them.
Who wants to be in the next SUF hotseat on the live?
On this session we talked about summer fishing and how to curb the tough conditions.
Just a heads up guys. I made a mistake on the new crankbait workshop I launched. I filmed the intro 2 times because the wind was so bad that day and I didn’t label them correctly. I’ll get the real part 2 up ASAP.
Does anyone have to deal with algae blooms on their fishery? If so, how do you go about fishing through them?
Anyone fish the Susquehanna River before? Headed that way for my bday in a few weeks and pretty excited about it. Tell me about your experiences!
