Fishing Delta Tides-Step By Step.
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- #BassFishing #TidesTutorial #FishingTips #fishing
In this comprehensive tutorial, we guide you through a step-by-step process on leveraging the power of tides to enhance your bass fishing skills. Discover the secrets behind using tides to your advantage and learn how to strategically position yourself for a successful catch. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced angler, this video provides valuable insights and techniques that will undoubtedly improve your bass fishing game. Join us as we unlock the potential of tides and maximize your chances of success.
This is some awesome information.
Very helpful. The delta has so many variables it’s daunting. All the info is appreciated.
Thanks Rob Good luck.
Thank you sir! Very informative!
Cool ill leave it at that. ..like your videos, never could figure out the tide/delta bass bite ...
Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge about fishing with the tides on the Delta.
Thanks you for watching, good luck.
Just found your channel.
This is fantastic information!
I'm a lifelong learner and this is absolutely perfect for me. I love details!
A new website and I learned a new term - "solunar."
I've used the moon phases (Farmers' Almanac) in relation to fishing and hunting since the 1980s but I had never heard the term "solunar" mentioned.
Solunar Theory - John Alden Knight - 1926. According to at least one source, he was an avid Florida fisherman. The theory is based on the idea that the sun and moon's gravitational forces create tides, which in turn affect fish behavior. He may have given it a technical name but in reality, it's been used for centuries.
This is great material!
Thank you for doing this! I appreciate it.
Subscribed with the Bell!
Thanks for watching, you are the truth seeker. Hope to see you on the river some day and remember I try and answer questions so if you need to have something cleared up don'e be shy to comment.
@@indeeponthedeltawithstevec5997 Yes sir... truth seeker, for sure. :) I enjoy scratching for information.
I've been hammering away at this for decades (MT., ND, SD, NE. IA., and more) just not the Cali Delta.
I'm in Cali a lot so that's next on the list; I want to learn that Delta and catch some big Largemouth.
I've even thought about getting a local place there but that might take a couple more years... or, just across the border at Reno or Carson City or something.
If I have any questions, I'll post them. You can be my UA-cam Delta guide. :)
Again, thank you.
Steve - One of your best videos! Could you do a video in which you expand on the “targets” aspect of your “three T’s” specifically for summer? It would be great to hear your thoughts on the effects of shade, wind, water clarity, clouds, etc. Keep up the good work!
Great information on the delta. Tides are very important to be successful on catching bass. Always learning new ways to fish the delta. Thanks for sharing this info. Ed
Thanks for watching Ed, delta is always changing so we all need to continue learning.
Good info: I've been fishing Delta most of my life, learned new stuff, different perspectives. It's almost time for my PoP R to have some fun.
Yes it is, the time is now. Make sure to get out early or plan to fish till dark.
0:55 great job on that edit! From the music to the way you spoke about the tide that was special. Good to see you expanding on your content. Thanks for everything.
Agreed. It felt like I was watching an IMAX movie.
That certainly helps me feel like I can read it a little better next time. It all looks so good all the time! Painful when it’s not!
Thanks for watching-let me know how you do-good luck.
Thank you Steve great video it really opened my eyes to look around and take advantage of what is available around you at different water depths tides / currents etc. Very informative great for conserving fuel as well.
Thanks for watching Rob.
Hey Steve, enjoy your channel as always. I’ve been fishing the delta for a few years and think about all the things you talked about before going out. But man! You just laid all that out so easy and compact way of planning a trip on the delta!! Keep up the good work Steve.
Thanks for the comment MJDF, glad to know people are watching. Good luck.
Great tips. Thank you 😊
Great video Coop! The Delta is certainly a tough fishery, especially for the weekend angler. Your info and tips will definitely help me in the future.
Thanks-good luck-let me know how you do this summer.
Thats one of the best looking cheese mats ive ever seen!
Thanks for watching Cleet, good luck.
You are awesome Steve! Been learning so much from you! Great delivery and content!!
Good luck Jeff and thank you for watching.
Steve, a lot of great information, Thank You!
Thank you Jeff.
Thanx for the Intel
Great stuff Steve super helpful.. thank you! 🙏🏼
Thanks so much for watching Rob.
Nice one Tide Master.
Sometimes less is more this time.
You can never know enough about the tides in the area you fish.
I personally Luv the advice on the tides N techniques Scuba Steve.
Mr Steve Cooper,…I have 2 many jokes N the same amount of lures.
Soak it in Mike.
Coop!….they Called Me To Pick Her Up.
I will go get the LisaLuv tomorrow.
I do have a few things to square away.
I am happy.
I still want to fish with you for bass soon as possible.
Tomorrow I can’t make it.. the day after ???
Tide Master you have me hooked on catching a huge bass
Great video!
Thanks Roger, good luck and let me know how you're doing.
Great explanation Steve…
?: do you fish your lure (reaction type) reeling it upstream against the current or do you reel it downstream with the current? Knowing that fish typically face the water that is moving into their face… or is the answer yes to both?
Thanks ,
Nick
Thats a question that I really can't answer. Too many variables like wind and bait type. I guess I would say I play that one by ear.
Great point you don’t have to run and gun all the time. Do you log all the variables when you catch them?
I try. Remember I was a C student in high school.
Hey Steve, last year in mid October while I was shooting my video I caught some fish up super shallow on the last hour of the outgoing tide. I assumed the fish had moved out to the outside weedlines and points but some fish decided to stay up there. The only thing I can come up with is maybe the bass were waiting for the crayfish to move out from the exposed rocks into deeper waters so the bass can ambush them. I was baffled but no complaints haha. Eventually the bass had transitioned to deeper waters during slack low tide. Do you think it’s because of the fall season that’s why some bass stay up shallow to feed regardless of tides or I just got lucky?
If the chow is available and easy to get, bass wiil do anything. Thats why we sometimes have those great days when the fish get stupid.
QUESTION: Is it correct to say, high/rising tide = fish against the bank & low/falling tide = fish away from the bank ??
Hey Steve great video, you missed it when you were supposed to come to Lake Washington me and Lucas doubled up on a 4 1/4 and a 3 1/4 at the same time. Sad you missed it but any time you want to come with us fell free to.
I got to get up there soon. Congrats on the action.
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Steve cooper...are you the brother of the late gary cooper?
Possibily.
Water moving , fish eat, water not moving, no eating.