How To Fish Points During The Summer Months
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Randy gives an overview with some tips on how to fish and approach Main and secondary points on man-made and natural Lakes. #lakes #summerfishing #summer #bass #bassfishing #fishing
Randy man yet another to the point no nonsense vid in which we love. Honestly thanks for shaving years off my knowledge curve. You put those hours in and we get to soak up the free info. Definitely gonna order some merch to help support!!
I really appreciate that you discuss all the different variables that contribute to finding the bass. But honestly, I usually go out and just watch the water, wind, weather, and wildlife. See what's happening. Then I'll try different techniques until I find what works for that particular time and place. I find if I over-analyze, I don't have the same enjoyment. And isn't that what it's all about.
Sir, I love that you keep your videos REAL. With your kids and dogs in the background, it’s very relatable. Add to it your knowledge you share is top notch. You are a role model to young dads like myself. Thank you for your videos, they are very much appreciated.
Thanks Randy - solid meat and potatoes advice!!!
I like your lure tips videos...but I REALLY like these kinds of videos on how to fish, where to target, etc.
Lol I can always tell when you make a video and haven’t been up long. Great videos Randy very informative
Really love the peesonal atmososphere of your videos, Randy!Elija's photo bombs are priceless and adorable.
Good stuff Randy. I really enjoy fishing points and you brought a few things to light that i will include on my next trip
Got to say a thank you I've increased my strikes by at least 30 %to 40% listening to your tips and tricks
I wish my brain could retain everything but at my age I'm lucky is I remember what I had for breakfast lol.
Have a good one from your neighbor up north eh !
Good stuff Randy thanks for the great tips and hope your dad is doing better ......
We got into a school of White Bass on a point last time we went out on the boat. The wind was brutal, so it was a workout for the trolling motor, and it was a great learning experience for me being a few months into using baitcasters, but it was a blast, and I feel like it helped my casting skill a lot.
Thank you for another great knowledge packed video! I’m reviewing and taking notes!Appreciate your detail in breaking it all down.
Thanks for always putting relevant topics on.
Still waiting on the chalkboard to show how to position boat, how to use the wind, directions to cast, etc. 😀 Should they be fished from shallow to deep, perpendicular to the bank?
In summer you gotta bring it from shallow to deep
@@nathanellis914 - guess no one told the bass that.
Set up facing the wind direction, cast into the wind. If your having trouble casting into the wind then your facing the correct direction. The more uncomfortable you are the better. Trust me
I enjoyed to fish secondary points in summer , that top water action is something that makes walking the dog worth the time to master .just fits my style like jerk baits an smallmouth .I think large bass feed mostly at night .we can take advantage of this an target the rocks an ridges in morning for lingering fish before they move deep for the day
That's good info Randy...right on point. I fished dale hollow for first time this year. it was hot and nasty, and water is like 12 ft visibility..crazy clear. I couldn't figure them out. Finally I went off a main lake point where sulfur creek hits main lake, and I started catching some fish about 15 ft down. Not on drops, but on any irregular structure just like you said. Water so clear, sometimes grass grows deep like 12ft+. I found a clump of some kind of grass on my fish finder. Id drag a bitsy bug up to the grass, then get it kinda hung in it and shake it. like 12-15 ft down... and bang!!! same thing with rock piles or brush. i'd scan around the point, look for that 12-18 ft zone with any kinda junk... and get a bite when i'd put a dropshot on it or a finesse jig. Your info was spot on. I only had one good blow up on topwater, early am, and it was a rock bass.....but i honestly didnt fish much topwater...i only threw a smaller plopper around a lil bit. Prolly woulda done well with a walking bait or pop-r.
I have a point I fish every time I go out. It's my first spot to get a feel for what kinda mood the fish are in then I go off that. It generally good for at least a decent fish. Now it's time to find more close just like it.
Hey Randy thanks for the great tips on fishing points god bless you and your family your pal fisherman Mike.
Thank you Randy for your insight.Great job!
I love your channel, but I don't know if I'm watching it for the fishing stuff, or all the funny stuff that goes on in the background. Keep them coming.
Finally finished up with me my move, from Ohio to Southern South Carolina, brought last load down & the boy & dogs last week. Feeling really good, new beginnings & lots new fishing to exsplore!!! Clark's hill lake is 15 minutes, lake Murray is 35 minutes, greenwood is about same. Looking forward to fishing down here! Definitely need some advice, coming from Ohio. Already have had hook straitened out first trip fishing. Definitely bigger bass down here! Much Appreciated
Appreciate the information 👏
Thanks for this.
Great. Thanks for sharing
Elijah is the star! Daddy I gotta a go poo. This is his best yet! Will we ever get to watch him fish?
Another great video...!
Thank you for the information! You mentioned Lake Cumberland, KY. That’s my home lake. If you were to fish a top water right now, what would you use? Thanks!
By the way, I love it that you have your son in these videos. Great job buddy.
When those allergies start kicking in, start using Flonase daily. It takes a few days for it to start working but it has worked wonders for me. It helps if you start using it before the allergies get real bad.
Great video!
Thanks for info
Randy, i always love your vids. lately i look forward to seeing when Elisha will make an appearance. lol.
Love em
I crushed’em today on a white chartreuse chatter bait!
Great video Randy! What about fishing bridge columns
Dang randy. U got allergies or u been smoking the devils lettuce? Your eyes look super pissed!! Great video bud
Robo grip on dads arm was hillarious.
Almost right. Lanier is on fire in may not June. Why? Because of th primary forage here. We have them on clarkshill ,hartwell and Russell. I've never heard of them on any other lake. Guess what they are.
Costco brand Aller Clear. Works for me. 👊🏾
Ol monster is no joke caught two 5 and a halfs on red shad color today over here in kansas
Randy I can’t get bit right now to save my life. I’m a couple dams up from lake eufaula. The only action I can get is followers on my deps 175. Some real BIG spotted bass. What do I do!?
Always fish points...found in July and August fishing uphill is best. Randy, your thoughts?
That works especially with Swimbaits
I’m at LOZ, Cole Camp been out there on main lake points. Vis is about 18” can’t catch the fish
Clark Hill points my lord 50 boats per point!!!! I tell you a pointer for the hill " get there before everyone else lol lol.
Spent 6 hours graphing/fishing main lake points for today without a bite. Frustrating for sure, threw topwater, football jig, carolina rig... just cant figure it out.
Maybe the grass making your eyes red ?
Does mine
acupuncture Finally worked for me when it comes to allergies. I don’t care if it’s scientifically proven or Placebo effect but it work for my allergies maybe try that
U talking crankbaits 2-4, 3-5 ft depth when shallow cranking points in dirtier water?
How about a fish off.
You fishing off shore
Johnny fishing points and coves
It won't be too much longer before you can take your son fishing with you Randy.
Randy you have got to do something with that intro, it's silent and boring. At least ad some music 🎶 the content is awesome,, just need to tweak your intro , Ask Johnny for advice that dude is a Freakin Genius, and you two are a Great Team.
Do points need to have brush or rocks in order to hold bass?
No. I've caught fish on points with scattered small rocks, not large ones and also on clay points with nothing on them. I think it depends on the body of water & what's available to the fish.
Not necessarily
Thanks guys.