Why Y’all Struggle To Catch Good Fish On Early Summer Mornings…

it they would just stock the lakes with our license money like they use to do everyone be catching fish they stopped stocking an the lake just went south then they started stocking stripe bass an them things eats up all the babies also then the herring eats the baby they put in our lake also

Rip rap along dam walls with blue or junebug spinner baits in the morning. In Texas where I’m at soft tails don’t help on your spinner baits.

I like to fish between 10am to dusk

Crazy how he has most of his success during mid day meanwhile most of mine comes in early mornings or late evenings. Mid day I like to get out of the heat if I can

Bass fishing for kids man

I don’t like getting up early to go fishing, but I LOVE watching the sunrise while I’m on the lake.

I'm gonna post a video on why you struggle to win a bassmaster classic or any event for that matter… lmao..

Not sure about the rest of the country, but up here in western NY, I can’t catch any fish until mid day. It’s like the bass up here are like drug dealers who sleep till 2pm. Then they wake up and bite everything! 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Very good!!!! As always, very informative. I would like to sorta comment on suspending fish. Im also an avid night fisherman, as well as love to get out and sweat it all day on those ledges and brushpiles. I’ve noticed, with three decades of night tournaments, that ALL bass on just about every body of water I know, will TEND to feed strongly in the first few hours and the last hour or so of daylight, (not sunrise, daylight). Fish that we see suspended over ledges and structure, IMO, are the fish we catch on that stuff, MOSTLY. You can actually watch fish come out of suspension and go to the structure and start feeding with active sonar. I’ve done it. In my part of the country, carp are the prominent marks we see in suspension during the day, along with gar, trout, even walleye and muskie. It’s still plain old hard to distinguish bass from other species like these because they share many of the same habits and thermocline preferences. It is rare to be in a night tournament where the bite goes all night, almost always kicks in around 4am, and again about 6pm, lasting til 10:30-12, then shutting down. Sure, a few bites are caught, but I don’t think out of feed, only out of instinct to eat close opportunity. (Scavenge). You mentioned big worms? Well my friend, I too am a big worm aficionado!! Nothing goes in to the dead center, deepest, thickest part of the brush (where the shade is) and back out easily like a big worm. Many people tend to overweight them for brush fishing. Only need 1/4oz or so, otherwise, you’re gonna hang and spook your fish. Save the heavy stuff for dragging. Preach on brother, love your vids!!!

I fish in Florida and you'd better be out there as early as u can. Bite 90 percent slows down in bluebird skies as the sun gets higher. Over cast/ front different story but any random day first light bite for me