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Summertime Bass Fishing Tips at Headwaters Lake
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Up here in S. Illinois we have to deal with the thermocline on most lakes. The lakes I have tournaments on in June and July we dont find any fish below 18ft due to the thermocline. Crankbaits like a Strike King 6XD along ledges is good. Stroking a jig in the 15 ft range works well also. We still find good fish under the mats in 5-10 ft.
Fish a Fishy Spot. 😂… Don't rule out a Crawler / Wake bait or Spy bait mid day.
Gold spinning bait
Drop shot live night crawlers in deep holes
We fish soft plastic swim baits and jerk baits all day every day. Catch some on top and some dipping in the holes . The fish will tell you how they like it. Love y’all’s channel
fish early, fish in deep waters, have fun!!!
Plastic worm in the holes of hydrilla, shad rap on the edge of hydrilla next to deeper water.
You can't catch if you don't fish. So get out on the water and enjoy the day. Remember to stay hydrated, long sleeves, and a hat. Protect yourself now so you can continue to enjoy getting out. Other than that, get out early to beat the heat. Enjoy the sunrise while you're at it.
Topwater early and then punch heavy cover close to deep water.
Frogging and Flipping!
half stick of dynamite!
My summer pattern up here in NE Florida is to throw a weightless white trick worm over lilly pads early AM or longer on cloudy days. The bass up here love it. Later, I like to throw a june bug mid size brush hog on the edges of pads or around cover, cypress trees.
A Ned rigged very slow when hot from the bank
Senko pegged on structure early in the am.
Punching creature baits and Senkos and slow rolling chatterbaits ticking the submergent hydrilla tops
fishing a frog early in the morning, throwing it at edges of hydrilla close to deep water. twitching it once and letting it set for 20-30 seconds. Also fishing a baitworks baby mad paca in deep pits working it real slow on the bottom in at least 15 feet of water
Floating worm, takes patience, that's the hard part.
Summer time : drop shot roboworm
Summer time: Watermelon red Texas rig Brushhog, or a 5 or 6XD crankbait.
Get out early and off the lake before noon. Fish wind blown shore lines.
Slowly dragging a 5-inch stick worm around grass beds or hydrilla
Slow rolling a spinner bait deep along the weed edges
I’m a worm guy around structures