Does the Berkley Flux-Gill Still Catch Bass in the Fall?

Does the Berkley Flux-Gill still catch bass when the water starts cooling down? We headed to Big Rideau Lake in Ontario to find out!

We’ve had great success fishing Berkley Flux-Gills throughout the summer, but fall bass fishing can be a different story. With the water temperature dropping to 64.7°F, we wanted to see whether this popular soft plastic bait could continue producing as the seasons change.

In this episode of Two Reel Guys Fishing, Brad and Chris both put the Berkley Flux-Gill to the test, targeting bass on Big Rideau Lake.

Will our summer favourite continue to catch fish in the fall, or is it time to switch things up? Watch to find out!

**Fishing Details:**
– Location: Big Rideau Lake, Ontario, Canada
– Target Species: Bass
– Water Temperature: 64.7°F (18.2°C)
– Featured Lure: Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Flux-Gill
– Challenge: Can Flux-Gills catch fall bass?

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Songs:
– Nick Poss – Ace High (intro)
– Out of Flux – What The Dog Doing