How To Catch River Bass | Bass Fishing

I fish small rivers in Ohio that flow into the Ohio River. I am able to catch Crappie when they are right at the bank in the spring, I think this is when they are spawning. How can I find them outside of the spawning window? I tried in the ripples today and in the tail-out area. I tried minnow style baits and crappie jigs on a bobber? I get the current break advice, but I have never caught a Crappie in current.

Excellent video. Thank you.

Fish jumped behind him at 4:19.

I have a bass tournament on the Connecticut river in new Hampshire .I do well on lakes but not so good on rivers .this was good information and will try out these tips .

Fishing a river in Alabama called the tensaw river having such a hard time caching ANY bass thanks for the help I’ll try and use your tips

Good to see someone on the big c I fish it all the time but on the lower side and the john day river might be one of the most fun places to catch smallmouth bass

Try this on the Ohio river 😂😂let's see how it works for ya

Cool stuff, great information!!

I would likely to ca to catch one bass out the river

Any advice for fishing dams in a river(especially if they are overflowing)?

Do you guys live in Oregon??

Great stuff. Thanks. Going to fish the Vaal River (RSA) this weekend after heavy rain. This has been very useful. As usual.

This video has helped my catch so many bass on the Willamette River! Any tips for targeting bass right before the pre-spawn in rivers?

Awesome information. It is very helpful. I live in Charleston sc have you ever fished the Santee river? If so do you have any specific suggestions for that river. I have a hard time catching anything on it. Thanks

very helpful. just moved from south Florida's small slow moving shallow streams that we call rivers to West Virginia's large fast moving rivers. Its a totally different world so thank you for the exact information I was looking for.

Also, I think it's interesting how similar it is to fish a large river as a small one. I fly fish for trout on small fast rivers often and when you were talking about fishing eddys in the Columbia it just kinda took me by surprise because it's so huge that I don't even think about it producing eddys, ha. I guess they're just super-sized.

Awesome! Super helpful for someone who lives in Pasco and goes to some of those exact spots in your video.

thank u very much for this vid ur always super helpful 😊

Great video congratulations

Great video! Finally a river fishing video. How would you classify the Delta in terms of clarity? What about marinas, can one use those to switch current intensities when bank fishing a river? Just a hopeful suggestion, maybe explaining the components of the river, like eddy, wingdam, a sharp turn etc. Is there a way to reliably measure the current in terms of, fast or slow current? What 'speed' is the cutoff between a fast and slow current?

great input and guidence man. I admire you doing what you love doing, fishing.. most importantly sharing what you love with others. thanks for all you do!!!