Fall bass fishing can be one of the best times of year to fish for bass. With so many anglers being hunters, there is going to be a lot less pressure out on the water which means more bass for you.
Learning where the bass go in the fall from the summer fall transition to late fall is critical in order to catch a lot of bass.
The number one factor in catching fall bass in locating the bait. if you can find bait, you are going to be around the bass.
Here are several different patterns and lures that you can use to catch more fall bass!
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Hey quick fishing question for you. I’ve been watching your complete guides to bass fishing videos. I live in Florida and the water is super hot. Should I always expect the seasonal transitions to be late in fall and winter and then early in spring and summer because of the hot water?
Love your videos btw, super informative.
You consistently do such an excellent job of explaining when and where to fish
Bass are not feeding up to get fat and healthy for the winter. They are opportunistic and are just taking advantage of an easy meal presented to them with schools of baitfish spawning in these creek channels. In addition, they do not have the ability to fatten up for winter like warm blooded animals and store unsaturated fat. This is why you will never see a fat layer on a bass like you would a deer or other warm-blooded animals that needs insulation and fuel reserves to get them by for the winter.
Another excellent video.
I'm going to give this a shot also on my local lake that's so hard and pressured to try and figure out the fish here. Hopefully this applies to most fisheries and maybe even this one here.
Learned sooo much more from this than any catfish video! Thanks for the break down, makes sense why 3 weeks ago I stopped getting bites at all. I've found the bait fish no problem but where's the cats
Hello how about white bass fall transition are they the same as others bass
as a new angler, this is amazingly detailed and very useful information. thank you. frequent viewer, infrequent commenter.
Great video! I have a question though, What bait to use in a gut and how do you fish those baits? Anything different with them ? Thanks for the content !
Buddy you really explained that well. Ive seen others try and explain the turnover and tried to sound smart and over explained things that doesnt matter to us fisherman. Cudos for keeping it simple
I would assume that its not just the bass that are dealing with the depleted oxygen and the other fish (although some fish could definitely be more tolerant of lower o2 levels) are doing the same thing and heading to higher o2 and warmer waters.
follow the bait… in trout bait lakes follow the trout…thats whats up!
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A brilliant, educational video on the fall transition. Wish you had shown up on my YouTube feed earlier.
What a thorough tape on Fall Bass fishing….my first but not last visit to your site! Many thanks
Thank goodness that this popped up as a suggested vid. This one is a keeper!
Great video, did you ever do a winter one? I look on your channel but didn’t see one, would love to see a winter one also like you did the fall
This guy sounds like the Chris Fix of fishing 😂
Where I live in California there's a local reservoir that I fish at that has a channel running into a cove. Iv been able to catch a lot of bluegill and crappy but can't seem to get a bite on bass. Iv used texas rigs, and swimbaits but know bites. I would say at it deepest spot is maybe 8 ft. Any advice would be much appreciated
Tyler, in MN our lakes do not have creeks feeding the lake. Should we focus on bays, coves?