Hi Corbin, a lot of baits work well. The Bassmaster Elite Series are currently fishing spots like this on Fork. Pros at the top of the pack are dominating with glide baits and jerkbaits. Other moving baits such as paddle tail swimbaits, crankbaits, and ChatterBaits are excellent options too. We recently dropped this video with Ott DeFoe where he highlights his top 5 spring baits for anywhere in the country -- we thought was excellent, simple, commonsense content: th-cam.com/video/OVVJexLF5ag/w-d-xo.html
He Trey, we were out filming underwater video of huge schools of bass yesterday in northern MN -- water temps were 40 in the morning and 43 by the afternoon (anywhere from 2- to 8 feet of water). Guess it really depends on where you're fishing in the country. The nice warm days do seem to consistently bring fish into a zone where they're more accessible to shallow moving baits.
Yeah I think I'll get my info from an American legend for information like Jimmy Houston, bill dance, larry Nixon, hank parker, Roland and Scott martin fish fishburne, so so many more never heard of this guy before.
We have a ton of respect for Carl and his ability to think critically and figure things out. The dude has worked exceptionally hard to make a go of it in this great country of opportunity for those that put forth the effort.
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Thanks for the tips my friend!
Thank for great video
Any suggestions for fishing the prespawn, temp has been in the high 30s for three days here up north
There biting even better for me
Find the warmest water you can, then take too 'em with an assortment of baits like this: th-cam.com/video/OVVJexLF5ag/w-d-xo.html
On those secondary points - how deep of water will you sit to cast into the shallows?
Australian rules fishing?
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What bait do you use as your "search" bait in this situation to see if they are on that point?
Hi Corbin, a lot of baits work well. The Bassmaster Elite Series are currently fishing spots like this on Fork. Pros at the top of the pack are dominating with glide baits and jerkbaits. Other moving baits such as paddle tail swimbaits, crankbaits, and ChatterBaits are excellent options too. We recently dropped this video with Ott DeFoe where he highlights his top 5 spring baits for anywhere in the country -- we thought was excellent, simple, commonsense content: th-cam.com/video/OVVJexLF5ag/w-d-xo.html
@@Wired2Fish Thank you for the reply! Definitely will be taking a look
What water temperature do you guys look out for that triggers them to move up shallow?
in Maryland start at about 60
Depends where you live but in my area it's around 60.
@@gccurry1 in WA theyve been up shallow ever since it hit 55 degree water. They like to cruise around the shallow flats next to trees, grass and rocks
@@gccurry1 yup. Md 60.... cant wait
He Trey, we were out filming underwater video of huge schools of bass yesterday in northern MN -- water temps were 40 in the morning and 43 by the afternoon (anywhere from 2- to 8 feet of water). Guess it really depends on where you're fishing in the country. The nice warm days do seem to consistently bring fish into a zone where they're more accessible to shallow moving baits.
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Yeah I think I'll get my info from an American legend for information like Jimmy Houston, bill dance, larry Nixon, hank parker, Roland and Scott martin fish fishburne, so so many more never heard of this guy before.
Little bit xenophobic ain't ya? Carl has won an elite series, he's not just some joe blow.
@@wulfn7 anyone can win an elite series if you have the right electronics and money still never heard of her
@@BassNinja "Anyone can win an elite series" Yeah, i can tell you've never fished a tournament of significance.
@@wulfn7 The guy said he gets his info from Fish Fishburne, that tells us he is a moron
We have a ton of respect for Carl and his ability to think critically and figure things out. The dude has worked exceptionally hard to make a go of it in this great country of opportunity for those that put forth the effort.