Brian L.

Belton, SC, United States

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12 Oct 18:11

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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.

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12 Oct 17:25

This is interesting.

12 Oct 17:24

I fish during the week and play race mechanic on the weekends 😂. I’m at the track now

Was this at Champlain?

11 Oct 12:13

https://sufschool.com/programs/fall-fishing-corrected-part-1-edfbdf

Here’s part 1 of the new tech breakdown on deep fishing

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11 Oct 08:51

11 Oct 08:50

Interesting because I quit playing tennis because of tennis elbow. Later in life I found out I could have fixed it really simply

10 Oct 22:31

Wait! What is going on here? Where are you at?

10 Oct 22:30

Man. I gotta say this one is hard to be positive about. 😂. It’s certainly dependent on whether the boater is fishing a structure or not. A lot of FFs fishing is literally in the middle of the lake on nothing! Just bait. In that instance I have no idea. If they’re in a ditch on a hump or any type of structure you could proceed as normal. It doesn’t matter if they are FFSing or not. Your role never changes. If you would normally be throwing a Carolina rig then continue. If you’d normally fish a Crankbait then continue. What he’s doing won’t affect you. Focus on the things around you and adapt accordingly.

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