Great video Jonny. This is exactly what I’ve been seeing at Dale Hollow where I mostly fish the deep end. There’s many areas that are effectively their own lake. Checking all my waypoints for three miles of one creek over two years and can see all classic seasonal patterns. Right now they’re sitting in basins around 55-65 ft. Never moved to main lake. Still see movements to a points around 25-30ft and there’s exceptions to every rule with some up shallow.
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Great video Jonny. This is exactly what I’ve been seeing at Dale Hollow where I mostly fish the deep end. There’s many areas that are effectively their own lake. Checking all my waypoints for three miles of one creek over two years and can see all classic seasonal patterns. Right now they’re sitting in basins around 55-65 ft. Never moved to main lake. Still see movements to a points around 25-30ft and there’s exceptions to every rule with some up shallow.
Thanks Jonny,
Great info
I always learn something from every video. Thank you
What program is that to do navionics on a desktop?
CMAP has a free online chart viewer as well as Garmin (used to be navionics). He's using CMAP
Would you be choosing north banks or pockets that are southern facing?
Important question
20’ deepest I’ll fish