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A lot of people insist on fishing deep in the summer but I think these tips gave an awesome breakdown of what's really going on with the water in the summer. I'm looking forward to fishing points and vegetation now and getting a few more fish in the boat thanks to BassResource.
We love to hear when we do a good job. Keep ‘em coming!
I've caught all my big bass early morning in the summer with moving reaction baits. Good tips! yes structure and shade near flats
Please excuse me but I'm new to the fishing world and am curious. What does he mean by a flat
I am a scuba diver and get to see fish in their own environment. Here is what I see in lakes in the Northeastern US (summer time)-- very large bass exist in places where I never get so much as a bite when fishing. It's crazy. Really big largemouth will follow us from the shore in 3 feet of water down to the first thermocline at around 25 feet. Bass dip below to cool off but mostly hover below 15 feet unless actively hunting the shallows. We hand feed them freshwater mussels, which they gulp down. I don't know what the legality of using mussels as bait is, but bass love them. It's not uncommon to have four or five trophy size bass competing for bits.
I rarely see medium sized fish. Lots of babies or adult fish but not many middling size fish of any species. Below about 30 feet is a wasteland almost totally devoid of fish. You might see some lake trout here or there but I have been at 40-80 feet in lakes many times and never saw anything living in water that cold.
I have dived under ice as well, water was 36 degrees and we cut thru 19 inches of ice. All the fish were huddled together inside a small wreck we were diving. They were so sluggish you could just about touch one before it moved slightly away. Food was the last thing on their minds and whatever tiny iota of heat they shared was noticeable to them.
My dad and I are mostly crankbait fishermen covering a lot of water but not working any one area much. It's hard to get cranks much deeper than 15-17 feet though. If the fish are deep, it's hard to pull them up. We tend to get a lot of juveniles along the banks.
Literally ANY structure attracts fish. I see them just staring at mooring lines in otherwise barren mud flats.
I just think it's funny that when I am diving they come up to me and have little fear. But when we fish that exact same area-- not a single nibble!
Do any of you guys video them
I love to fish deep in the summer. We have no grass in most the lakes I fish so it's almost a have to. Good info as always sir.
This video will help me understand lake fishing,although I rarely go lake fishing, but when I do I definitely will use this video.
Love summer weather, but summer fishing is tough!
VERY GOOD TIPS FOR MY SUMMER FISHING. THANKS.
I learned quite a bit from this video,especially regarding different oxygen levels at different areas in the water column. Makes me rethink strategies for when the bite is slow.
Great tips Glen as usual especially the tip on how to fish points deep to shallow thanks
I fish a low flow river in the summer. Learning about different o2 levels will help me out a lot during the summer months.
Very interesting that shallow water on hot days is a great place to fish in some cases.
Thanks for all the advice. I normally stay away from weeds when fishing but now I will try to concentrate on this area from now on.
Great info to shake the summer doldrums!
Great summer time myth busting video. Great summer fishing tips.
Thanks for watching Horace Reid!
loved this! Last night, I was bemoaning the fact that I haven't been able to get on the water for 2 weeks, so I was feeding my addiction watching videos. Was specifically looking for insights into dealing with July heat. Your video filled the bill., Thanks!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
This video really helped me! I fish a lot with my grandsons in a small, local lake (750 acres) that has a large amount of vegetation in it, mostly coontail, hydrilla, and lily pads. There are a large number of good bass in it - 4 lbs. and larger. One grandson has caught a few that were over 4 lbs. Your information about fishing the vegetation really helps. I am relatively new to bass fishing and have relied on BassResourse.com for NUMEROUS "tips and tricks" to improve my fishing. I have also tried to pass this information along to my grandsons. Keep it coming! Thank you for your insight and help for people like me.
Hi Jim Fite. Glad to help. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I liked the info about Thermocline. I fish shallow most of the time, but you helped explain things I've run into in the past. Thx!
Nice information about summer time bassin.
Hope my luck is better in the summer than it was in the spring. Thanks for all of the summer bass tips!!!!
Thank you for explaining thermocline. Many anglers talk about it but never go into detail about WHAT it is. Great video
You're welcome Shawn Reed! Thanks for watching.
Structure near flats! That one always seems to be a winner. Thanks for the tips, Glenn.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Another great and informative video. BassResource.com does an excellent job of providing techniques that are valuable to any bass fisherman no matter the level of experience.
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Another boatload of valuable information Glenn. Now I know these were tips for fishing the lake, but they can work for ponds as well. Just the other day I was pond fishing and I was targeting vegetation near the middle of the pond and caught three bass from there. Another great video Glenn, keep em coming!
Great video. I have watch this video twice And I don't he has missed. From where to start, thermocline, to where to position yourself with the sun. Very well put together!
Hi Roland Leone. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Good summer time information, thanks
Like this tip on fishing long points from deep to shallow.
interesting points thanks for pointing these tips out
great tips on fishing points shallow to deep water!
Great video on fishing shallow and deep water. Excellent content.
Very good resource for honing my fishing skills!
good info breaking down all the influences on summer time fishing! Thx a bunch.
Excellent info on summer fishing, although I don't have a depth finder or fish finder so it's hunt and peck for me and my canoe.
Great tips once again Glen. Seems summer is the only time I really get to go out anymore.
moguy1973, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Thanks for the summer fishing tips and explaining the thermocline.
It does get tough in the summer. My lake has no cover at all. We try to fish rock piles and points for small mouth in super clear water. Good advice Glen.
griffinwm, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Great summertime fishing tips will put them to good use this summer
Nice video I have been fishing for 4 days straight and caught 0 fish I moved to a different lake with lots of vegetation and now I can't stop catching them 😁
great video, pretty text book for summer time fishing
Thanks for the "tips and tricks." A lot of good information here that I will certainly use next time I go out. Always spot on with valuable help!
Jim Fite, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Great Summer Tips!
Good video as usual for Bass Resource
my home town lake doesn't allow boating, so we're all stuck on the bank. In the past, I've slowed my fishing down, thinking they were all deep. This summer I'll start searching the grass and weed lines for fish! thanks for the tip!
You're welcome roskitopicito! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the tips Glen. Thermocline fishing is fun when they are stacked up on each other near a brush pile.
Great info on how to approach summer time fishing. I have a similar approach when fishing points. Start deep and move up.
These are all great tips for boaters with good electronics. From an experienced bank fisherman, knowledge is still the key to success. Y'all just have to use what you can and make the best of it. Find a stocked pond, save up for a boat or join your local fishing forums and make a boater friend with an open back seat.
Good info. I would like to add something that I have found to be very productive. The lake I fish has a lot of grass. One of the most productive baits I have found especially early morn, late afternoon is the frog. Love this bait in the summer months.
Yes, absolutely Harold Heagy! Thanks for watching!
Summer has been a tough time for me fishing and usually shy away from trying. The heavy, slimy cover seems to make it impossible to fish, not to mention the hot weather. Listening to Glen gives me hope that it can be good. I have to go with a punch through rig. Noe I can't wait to get out there and try!
Glad to help, Juan Diaz. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
thanks for helping. a good reminder to cover the bases.
Not a lot of vegetation in my nearby lakes but some man made cover such as docks and brush piles so find bass on them.
good info about the thermocline.
Good video, I like that it covered the key concepts quickly but was still thorough enough to learn something. Never a bad thing to revisit some of the basics.
I have been using your tips Thank you. I usually start shallow and work my way out.
I appreciate the tips!!! Best tip video yet. I really like the fact that you included some for those of us who don't have a boat yet!
Thanks for the video. Your video gave me a few ideas on techniques to try during the summer at my local lake.
Best explanation of the thermocline and how it relates to fish location I've ever heard. I also didn't know it would show up on a fish finder. Thank You!
Thanks for watching Paul Dowden!
Nice Info. This guys dose a great job of teaching. Easy to understand.
Nice! We love to hear feedback like this. Thanks for being a loyal viewer!
Nice information about thermocline!!
Summer brings vegetation and fishing the edges works for me Great Video
I will have to get out and apply these things!
So much great information in this video. I watched it twice to make sure that I took it all in.
Glad to help, Michael Russo. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I took notes! Thanks Glenn! Summertime has flustered me in the past. This year should be different now.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
good video on finding the fish shallow and deep
Thanks for the great videos as always. A lot of great tips for Summer fishing. I love to catch them in the grass in summer.
Good video. I try banks in shade early and move deeper midday.
I am new to Bass fishing and I just learned a lot
Larry Martell, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Thanks Gene, I particularly like how you addressed fishing a point from the deep end first then moving shallow so that you don't spook any bass that might be feeding in shallow water.
Gene?
Wow sorry about that Glenn, lol..... It has been a ridiculous week, I can't even tell you how excited I am to put work down for a couple of days and do some fishing.
No worries brother!
Great stuff as always, Glenn!
Glad you enjoyed it
I love fishing points!
I like fishing shallow for bass. This really helped me!!
Excellent tips. Another one for the library.
Thanks for the info Glenn, always enjoy the insight you give to help our experience on the water.
Like the video. This will help my bass fishing
Good tips for deep fishing
Good info on narrowing down location
Yeap! No kidding! I've been skunked twice in the last 4 outings! Good info! Thanks!
I live in Texas, and our lakes don't have a lot of weeds or shallow cover. So, I will look for that structure and contour changes near flats.
Yell McGuyer, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
thanks for the great information
my friends and i fish with iceflukes and shad with jeg heads so far thats been working for us we are fishing at stock tank so far biggiest one has been five & half pound largemouth
Great information about temperatures and where I can find the bass. I will record this into my logbook. Thanks again.
Thanks Glen we have lots of cover in Florida. Now I'll start fishing the cover. 🎣🎣.
You're welcome Mike Grieshaber! Thanks for watching.
Very informative. Will have to hit the shallow weed edges more
always good to start deep and work your way up!
good info and learning sessdion
Really appreciate the tips and great quality video too
Hi Peter A. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Thanx 4 the point fishing
Very good video. Covered a lot of information, now if I can remember it when I get on the lake. Thanks.
Always learn a lot from these videos. Love trying out all this stuff.
One of the best video's I have seen for all anglers of any level of exprianice, and a must for those just starting out! great job!!!!
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I looked at 3 of your videos it has made me a better fisherman for real
Glad to help, franklin hill. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I will send some pics,of me and my grandson
do you have videos about pond fishing for bass
Great information!
Very nice, informative and tactical
Great tips. I KNOW I need to find fish, but am still learning HOW to do it! I've got a FishHunter (I fish from a kayak), and am still trying to master interpreting the readings.
Will need to see if it identifies a thermocline on the lakes I fish. Many of them are pretty shallow, but we'll see!
Thanks for the advice!
Roger, The Smiling BassHole
Lot of great information here. Thanks!
I always start with a spinnerbait and then work out from there. Being on the bank 95% of the time makes things a little more difficult
Great tips for summertime fishing.
Great information about summertime bassin! I am trying to get as much information as possible because I always struggle during the dog days! I will be keeping these tips in mind!
Great! Let me know how you do!
Always like to try to figure them out in Summer, or any other season for that matter, Thant's just what fishing is all about. String on some of those Rage products on various presentations, you'll nearly always catch a few..
Glenn, Awesome video! Thanks for the great information on fishing for bass in the summer. It is good to know that all of the bass aren't in the deeper waters. I am currently only able to fish from the bank so I am glad that there will be bass in the shallower waters. I will be looking for weed cover and the shady areas. I'll be paying attention to the time of day and position of the sun. Also, the information of starting with fast moving baits and slowing down if you aren't getting bites. I will try that also. Thanks again!
Glad to help, Troy Brashear. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Some great tips for fishing summer bass, As usual!
i bank fish public fishing access with not a lot of options. i have pretty good success with structure and deeper cover. i pick the best stop possible and try everything in my tackle box.