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Destiny S.
Destiny S.
  in  🎣 suf
February 14
• Edited (Feb 14, 2026)

Hey SUFam! I am creating the schedule for upcoming roundtables. Please see available dates below. If you have a subject you want to talk about with other members, please comment below! 👇🏾

Need volunteers or ideas for these dates!

• 3/19 7PM

• 3/26 7PM  

• 4/2 7PM

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TC L.
TC L.
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February 13
• Edited (Feb 13, 2026)
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One of my favorite times of the year when bank fishing. Bed fishing! First one showed up today at my local puddle. The clue was seeing bluegill in mass, tight groups hanging out as I was walking up. Put the ol eye scopes on and found him. 3lb male (at least I think it was male) to start the season. (and red eyes that the Pic doesn't show)

Destiny S.
Destiny S.
  in  🎣 suf
February 13

Is there a word for post tournament sadness? because what ever that is. I have it. 😭 I just wanna fishhhh.

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Brian L.
Brian L.
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February 13
03:37

Choosing The Right Bait For Water Clarity

Brian breaks down how water clarity shapes your bait choices, especially when the water is clear like in his home lake. Clear water calls for finesse with jerkbaits and crankbaits, but it’s all about how you fish them.He highlights targeting rock and wood cover using rock crawlers, a favorite for largemouth bass. Brian shows you why having different sizes and colors like red cropped and spring crawl can make a big difference.You’ll also hear about deep-diving crankbaits like the DT6 and MR6 that work well in these conditions. Plus, Brian ties it all back to reading the lake’s structure—focusing on saddles, boulders, and rock clusters where bass love to hang out.

How to choose the right bait color for water clarity

Brian L.
Brian L.
  in  🎣 suf
February 13
01:07

How To Fish Winter Draw Down Periods

When water levels drop during winter drawdowns, bass get concentrated on the limited structure left—docks, stumps, laydowns, and rocks. Brian shows you how to key in on these prime spots because the fish have nowhere else to go.He also breaks down why crankbaits are a great choice now. With clearer water and exposed rock transitions, you can see exactly what you’re fishing and target those bottom changes that bass love.This video helps you save time and frustration by focusing on the right spots and using the right lures during drawdown periods, so you can catch more bass when the lake is low.

How to fish winter draw down

Brian L.
Brian L.
  in  🎣 suf
February 13

Skip work if you have to….

Brian L.
Brian L.
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February 13
• Edited (Feb 13, 2026)
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I’m doing a live in 30 mins. Here’s the link 🔗https://sufschool.com/programs/live-korc7xpwcmg?utm_source=product&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=content_share&utm_term=3941600&utm_content=mobile

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John G W.
John G W.
  in  📷 fishpics
February 13

Guys.... look for signs that tell you weather you're in a good area or not... if you see something that tells you the fish probably ain't gonna be biting...just move on to another area.
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Greg Butler
Greg Butler
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February 13
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Good morning

John G W.
John G W.
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February 13
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Well... so far I've caught 57 bass this year.. 877.25". which puts me in 8th place out of 188 anglers.. it's a yearlong tournament, and it's really just competing against myself, not others...
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