Absolute Gold, Don is a great teacher and the interpretation is the key and thank you kindly for absolutely putting things in perspective. Cant wait for the next session.
nice videos by the way. I've just started creating a channel for fly fishing. the channel will become bigger and better over the next few seasons ahead I can assure you but I only have about 47 Subs at the moment since its early days but I need to boost them can you take a look and subscribe to my channel please that would be much appreciated & ill sub yours too. & for anyone else that is on here too. "Here's a quick trailer of what its about" thanks th-cam.com/video/95VpZKusJg4/w-d-xo.html
Hello Don - I'm glad you repeat, it helps reinforce what your about to teach. Your explanation of Breaks & Breakline, great. You saying put on scuba gear and get down there to see what the fish see's, GREAT advice, that is one of the top thing I took out of this video.
Thank you for doing these videos! The army corp of engineers publishes oxygen levels on my home lake every few weeks. It is a deep lake, over 100' at the dam. In order to eliminate a large portion of water, is it appropriate to only search above the thermocline? My depth finder will also only show fish activity above this line. The latest oxygen level at 25' was 2.6, at 30' it was .4. I'm just starting to take Bucks teaching to the water but feel a little confused about the oxygen levels. Will bass ever go below the thermocline? The corps only checks levels in 1 location, will the levels vary substantially in different areas of the lake? I feel like if I can establish what deep water is in my lake at specific times, I can start from there and work my way up. Thank you again for your teachings! I have been searching for something like this. I would love to be able to go out on the water one day with a spoonplugger. Better yet, I cannot wait to become one myself!
Absolute Gold, Don is a great teacher and the interpretation is the key and thank you kindly for absolutely putting things in perspective. Cant wait for the next session.
nice videos by the way. I've just started creating a channel for fly fishing. the channel will become bigger and better over the next few seasons ahead I can assure you but I only have about 47 Subs at the moment since its early days but I need to boost them can you take a look and subscribe to my channel please that would be much appreciated & ill sub yours too. & for anyone else that is on here too. "Here's a quick trailer of what its about" thanks
th-cam.com/video/95VpZKusJg4/w-d-xo.html
Hello Don - I'm glad you repeat, it helps reinforce what your about to teach. Your explanation of Breaks & Breakline, great. You saying put on scuba gear and get down there to see what the fish see's, GREAT advice, that is one of the top thing I took out of this video.
Very interesting , wondering if this applies to redfish and spotted sea trout inshore ?
Thanks for the Tutorial
If you’re looking for just the meat of this video, start @12;38!
Thank you for doing these videos! The army corp of engineers publishes oxygen levels on my home lake every few weeks. It is a deep lake, over 100' at the dam. In order to eliminate a large portion of water, is it appropriate to only search above the thermocline? My depth finder will also only show fish activity above this line. The latest oxygen level at 25' was 2.6, at 30' it was .4. I'm just starting to take Bucks teaching to the water but feel a little confused about the oxygen levels. Will bass ever go below the thermocline? The corps only checks levels in 1 location, will the levels vary substantially in different areas of the lake? I feel like if I can establish what deep water is in my lake at specific times, I can start from there and work my way up. Thank you again for your teachings! I have been searching for something like this. I would love to be able to go out on the water one day with a spoonplugger. Better yet, I cannot wait to become one myself!
We ONLY look for the sharper break on one of the 17 types of structures?
Anyone from the Dallas area interested in teaming up to do some homework/practice of all this great info? Anyone have tiller steer, mine is remote.
What year is this?
2019 Yes, I'm still alive!
Everyone says something completely different About contour maps
Just just full of great info !!!