I think the bigger question is what’s the context? On certain lakes (big ones) there’s absolutely a big deal. It can actually push water from one side of the lake to another. However on others it may not matter that much. On smaller lakes you may in fact chase the wind. Go to it! It’s all in context. What baits are you using and what are you trying to do to catch bass. In short wind can be bad and it certainly can be good. Tell me more about this lake and we can dig into it

Hey tell me a little more about this lake. What’s the species? What kind of lake is it? What area of the country? What about the stage you’re in for the spawn and spring fishing so far?

That was a great idea man

That evo is the only one I use now!

https://sufschool.com/programs/live-shadspawn

Is your neck of the woods the MARIBOU plays a lot

My mans!!!

That’s a great topic. I always look for places where the fish can only move vertically and not necessarily horizontally. By that I mean steeper banks if they are available. The fish will only go up or down with the water. Flatter coves and banks allow the fish to move further back in the timber making them harder to target. However that may not be available to you. Can you tell me more about the lake?

Largemouth

Nah that’s a underspin. A hair jig is just a plain bucktail