Favorite 3 ways to Find SPAWNING BASS - Fishing Tip Series
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Date: 2020-08-07
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Shawn
Many years ago. I knew a 90 year old man who said it wasn't cool to sight fish on beds. He said it ruined and interrupted the spawn by pulling fish off their beds. It alllowed bluegills to raid the bass beds. It cut down the amount of bass being reproduced for seasons to come. What is your opinion on this? I have watched many video's of yours. Where you are sight fishing beds. I have done this my self. During this time other bass have either spawned or getting ready to. So I fish for bass in deeper water and still seem to do very well. Could you Please give me a answer or tell me who taught you to this during the spawn? Thanks, Scott for your opinion! SHAWN
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Many years ago. I knew a 90 year old man who said it wasn't cool to sight fish on beds. He said it ruined and interrupted the spawn by pulling fish off their beds. It alllowed bluegills to raid the bass beds. It cut down the amount of bass being reproduced for seasons to come. What is your opinion on this? I have watched many video's of yours. Where you are sight fishing beds. I have done this my self. During this time other bass have either spawned or getting ready to. So I fish for bass in deeper water and still seem to do very well. Could you Please give me a answer or tell me who taught you to this during the spawn? Thanks, Scott for your opinion! SHAWN
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Barry
Favorite bed fishing bait is the small Madman craw.
I'd like to see a video that covers this scenario. You show up at a tournament lake on the heels of a big wave spawning. The fish seem to be in a funk. You know where they were up a week ago, but they aren't there now. How would you go about fishing those areas?
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Favorite bed fishing bait is the small Madman craw.
I'd like to see a video that covers this scenario. You show up at a tournament lake on the heels of a big wave spawning. The fish seem to be in a funk. You know where they were up a week ago, but they aren't there now. How would you go about fishing those areas?
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Wes
Love this time of the year getting to get out and go bed fishing! I just fished a tournament on lake lochloosa on Saturday and a guy in my tournament rolled up to the weigh ins with a 45. 23 pound bag of fish! I had a 19. 6 pound bag with a 8. 2 as my big bass!
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Love this time of the year getting to get out and go bed fishing! I just fished a tournament on lake lochloosa on Saturday and a guy in my tournament rolled up to the weigh ins with a 45. 23 pound bag of fish! I had a 19. 6 pound bag with a 8. 2 as my big bass!
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sean
This is very helpful, I am an awful sight fisherman. What maps/tools do you use to find these shallow spots without driving thru them and stirring it all up on a new or big lake? I can use the depth finder but by then it's too late.
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This is very helpful, I am an awful sight fisherman. What maps/tools do you use to find these shallow spots without driving thru them and stirring it all up on a new or big lake? I can use the depth finder but by then it's too late.
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Chris
Scott scott! How do i find bass? how do i decide a good color scott? scott what do i do when a bass wont bite? Some of the questions are cracking me up granted im sure there are alot of younger kids but still
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Scott scott! How do i find bass? how do i decide a good color scott? scott what do i do when a bass wont bite? Some of the questions are cracking me up granted im sure there are alot of younger kids but still
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Kaleb
I watch your videos every day! Im from Texas and fish Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. Thanks for taking the time to teach other anglers things that could progress our fishin. Keep up the great work Scott.
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I watch your videos every day! Im from Texas and fish Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend. Thanks for taking the time to teach other anglers things that could progress our fishin. Keep up the great work Scott.
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Capacity2Fish
Scott, a lot of guys won't be willing to do this, but when I can't seem to get a spawning bass to bite I throw a big ole 12 inch worm on top of her. Most of the time, I end up pullin her out.
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Scott, a lot of guys won't be willing to do this, but when I can't seem to get a spawning bass to bite I throw a big ole 12 inch worm on top of her. Most of the time, I end up pullin her out.
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Brian
For spawning bass, I like to use a white or chartreuse floating Zoom Trick worm with an eighth once weight. I don't often feel the bite, but I sure can see when the lure disappears! Brian Bickhaus
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For spawning bass, I like to use a white or chartreuse floating Zoom Trick worm with an eighth once weight. I don't often feel the bite, but I sure can see when the lure disappears! Brian Bickhaus
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arciefan
Scott, great tip video! All the tips were excellent and the one I had not even considered was using the straight shank hook in the vegetation. Makes perfect sense. And again great job Brandon!
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Scott, great tip video! All the tips were excellent and the one I had not even considered was using the straight shank hook in the vegetation. Makes perfect sense. And again great job Brandon!
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Burke's
Scott! I was on my way towards Knoxville Sunday the 24th and saw you headed towards Oklahoma! I told my Fiance There goes Scott Martin! Good Luck on Grand lake!
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Scott! I was on my way towards Knoxville Sunday the 24th and saw you headed towards Oklahoma! I told my Fiance There goes Scott Martin! Good Luck on Grand lake!
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