Water temp mid September is 87 degrees in Orlando. Good news is the fish are moving away from deep haunts as we speak. Wood is where theyre headed and any shell bars you can find with wind pushing into them. Really enjoy your conversation and advice. Thx for sharing
I noticed the bass here in my river in Ohio just started to get keyed in on the shad. I used to get them along the edges and laydowns with wacky rigs and jigs but the last week now I get them in the middle of the river burning a gizzard shad strike king 1.5 crankbait. Its fun learning as it goes on. I just got a fishing kayak 3 months go and been going almost daily. These videos help so much and its awesome seeing it all happen on river and then changing up tactics to keep catching fish!
Thanks for tips Steve! I love throwing the reaction baits this time of year. I would have never thought about throwing a Carolina Rig in the Fall. I'm going to try that approach this weekend when I head out. The water is being drawn down out here in East Tennessee and the water temp is in the low 80's still. Fall is just around the corner. Thanks for sharing your fishing knowledge with us Steve!
Water temps have begun to drop a bit here in the deep south as well. It's gone from boiling water to a hot bath. I was surprised at how warm that water still was just yesterday even though you can definitely feel fall is in the air...well, fall for us anyway, lol.
Water temps 66 degrees here in sd, the fall feed has begun here as well... jerk bait crushing them.... thanks for the Carolina rig reminder Steve I will rig it up next outing to catch those loafers😅
Dag on fish hiding like Vietcong in NC. I was catching np. Till round week in September then disappeared. Acting like there bedding again burried up in grass up under over hanging brush so far in like hair in biscuit. I here em i see water moving but there picky as hell. Switch to morning fish time and had way better bite.
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That CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE reference had me laughing out loud.
Love your videos, bud. They’re always spot on. 👍
Lol. Thanks!
Awesome as always Steve
Thank you Steve
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Water temp mid September is 87 degrees in Orlando. Good news is the fish are moving away from deep haunts as we speak. Wood is where theyre headed and any shell bars you can find with wind pushing into them. Really enjoy your conversation and advice. Thx for sharing
Wow! 87 still. What a difference. We have hit low 70s already. Thanks for sharing this.
I noticed the bass here in my river in Ohio just started to get keyed in on the shad. I used to get them along the edges and laydowns with wacky rigs and jigs but the last week now I get them in the middle of the river burning a gizzard shad strike king 1.5 crankbait. Its fun learning as it goes on. I just got a fishing kayak 3 months go and been going almost daily. These videos help so much and its awesome seeing it all happen on river and then changing up tactics to keep catching fish!
That is great! I’m so glad they are helpful!
Great video, Steve. Pray u are well, brother.
Thanks! Hope your week is off to a great start as well. In Minnesota working some fishing shows.
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Two of my favorite presentations.
They are some fun ones for sure. I could throw that squarebill and jerkbait all day long. And of course the c rig just gets the job done.
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Great video!! Thanks for sharing those tips!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!
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Solid, concise info. Thanks!
Thank you! I appreciate you watching.
Not the double 😮❤
Great video. I like the chocolate chip cookie analogy. 😊
Lol. One of my biggest weaknesses for sure.
Thanks for tips Steve! I love throwing the reaction baits this time of year. I would have never thought about throwing a Carolina Rig in the Fall. I'm going to try that approach this weekend when I head out. The water is being drawn down out here in East Tennessee and the water temp is in the low 80's still. Fall is just around the corner. Thanks for sharing your fishing knowledge with us Steve!
Good luck this weekend!
Water temps have begun to drop a bit here in the deep south as well. It's gone from boiling water to a hot bath. I was surprised at how warm that water still was just yesterday even though you can definitely feel fall is in the air...well, fall for us anyway, lol.
Water temps 66 degrees here in sd, the fall feed has begun here as well... jerk bait crushing them.... thanks for the Carolina rig reminder Steve I will rig it up next outing to catch those loafers😅
Good luck!
Ive been using the jerkbait,craw crank,and follow up with a weedless ned that floats.ill be giving the ole ball and chain a try 👍🤠💥🎣.nice video Steve.
Good luck!
Dag on fish hiding like Vietcong in NC. I was catching np. Till round week in September then disappeared. Acting like there bedding again burried up in grass up under over hanging brush so far in like hair in biscuit. I here em i see water moving but there picky as hell. Switch to morning fish time and had way better bite.
It can get really hard for sure! Love it when things cool down some and that bite improves. Always fun fishing in the morning. Thanks for watching!
Great common sense advise again Steve.
Thanks for watching!