Setting on top of them....we all do it a lot...back out to the first drop or as you showed the bottom transition....more great under water proof...thank you for another informative lesson and great under water proof
Perfect timing on this video. We got a storm that moved in a couple days ago and the bass have completely evacuated their beds and all "juicy" looking structure. I just got skunked yesterday. Going back at it tomorrow in the rain.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors Went out on Sat after the last storm we had and caught 5 fish in 3 hours with a black and blue keitech fat swing impact. They were not responding to me swimming it. I thought I could swim it really slow, but I wasn't getting any bites. I was going to change baits, but I remember you saying to wait. So I stopped reeling and let the bait lay there. I twitched it a couple times, and gave it a slow drag. The hits came right as I twitched, or as I just started to drag after a long pause. It was pretty insane. It's like they started coming out of nowhere. If I gave the bait more motion than that, nothing. What's weird is that I threw a black and blue ned, and a black and blue shaky head, and neither got bit. I think the slow wagging of the fat swing impact's tail was the ticket here. This was in 60 degree muddy rising water the day of the full moon.
Haha, Steve, you hit the nail on the head! I’ve had great success fishing from the back of the boat while my buddy beats the bank during cold winter days and cold fronts in general. If I can get away with it, I’ll throw a Damiki Vault blade bait in 8-15+ feet of water and gingerly do a lift and fall retrieve.
That Damiki is a good, good presentation. I really have enjoyed filming cold front bass for the last year and seeing how consistent this has been. At least on my home lake.
Steve Rogers Outdoors it’s seems as they go to the “ guts “ of a cut or cove for a short time then move back to shoreline structure after the front has moved through! Good to know! I’m happy to see my hypothesis realized 🙏🎣
Very intresting.....kind of suprising alittle. The under water camera definitely helps prove that the fish don't make as big of of a movement as one might think or believe. Great info!
I agree. That really surprised me too. Each time I filmed pre and post cold fronts for the last year it was the same. It totally changed the way I fish cold fronts now. Thanks for watching!
Invaluable information! Thanks for sharing! I wonder how deep this holds true? Do you think they'd do the same thing if the bottom didn't flatten until 15, 20, 25+ft?
That is a great question. I think in clear water, it has the chance too. Muddy water I would say the movement would stay pretty small. I'll have to keep doing more research!
Great info, thanks buddy!
Thanks! It was very fun to do.
Great video sir thanks alot for sharing.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Setting on top of them....we all do it a lot...back out to the first drop or as you showed the bottom transition....more great under water proof...thank you for another informative lesson and great under water proof
I sit over them sooo often. You think I would learn. Lol.
Perfect timing on this video. We got a storm that moved in a couple days ago and the bass have completely evacuated their beds and all "juicy" looking structure. I just got skunked yesterday. Going back at it tomorrow in the rain.
Good luck! Let me know how you do.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors Went out on Sat after the last storm we had and caught 5 fish in 3 hours with a black and blue keitech fat swing impact. They were not responding to me swimming it. I thought I could swim it really slow, but I wasn't getting any bites. I was going to change baits, but I remember you saying to wait. So I stopped reeling and let the bait lay there. I twitched it a couple times, and gave it a slow drag. The hits came right as I twitched, or as I just started to drag after a long pause. It was pretty insane. It's like they started coming out of nowhere. If I gave the bait more motion than that, nothing. What's weird is that I threw a black and blue ned, and a black and blue shaky head, and neither got bit. I think the slow wagging of the fat swing impact's tail was the ticket here. This was in 60 degree muddy rising water the day of the full moon.
@@The_Mechanic_Dad what great info! Thank you for sharing this. It is so amazing how particular they are on some days.
EXTREMELY solid information! Cold front = back off a little. Thanks Steve! 👊
I was shocked how close to the original cover they stayed.
Haha, Steve, you hit the nail on the head! I’ve had great success fishing from the back of the boat while my buddy beats the bank during cold winter days and cold fronts in general. If I can get away with it, I’ll throw a Damiki Vault blade bait in 8-15+ feet of water and gingerly do a lift and fall retrieve.
That Damiki is a good, good presentation. I really have enjoyed filming cold front bass for the last year and seeing how consistent this has been. At least on my home lake.
Steve Rogers Outdoors it’s seems as they go to the “ guts “ of a cut or cove for a short time then move back to shoreline structure after the front has moved through! Good to know! I’m happy to see my hypothesis realized 🙏🎣
Been waiting all week, another awesome video Steve.
Thanks. Lots of fun to put together.
What’s your favorite shakey head for elastech lures
I have been using both the Strike King Tour Grade Shaky head and the Bagley Lures version. Been very happy with both of them.
Very intresting.....kind of suprising alittle. The under water camera definitely helps prove that the fish don't make as big of of a movement as one might think or believe. Great info!
I agree. That really surprised me too. Each time I filmed pre and post cold fronts for the last year it was the same. It totally changed the way I fish cold fronts now. Thanks for watching!
Great video, Steve, thanks
Thanks! It was a fun one. After I filmed them I went and caught them with that shaky head.
@@SteveRogersOutdoors all right! Lol
There you go with that “patience” word again. Got any tips for the rest of us? Love this info and the footage Steve. P.S. I got my coffee!
Awesome! I hope you enjoy it. I went a fished for those bass with a shaky head when I finished filming. It took about 10 minutes before they bit. Lol.
Invaluable information! Thanks for sharing! I wonder how deep this holds true? Do you think they'd do the same thing if the bottom didn't flatten until 15, 20, 25+ft?
That is a great question. I think in clear water, it has the chance too. Muddy water I would say the movement would stay pretty small. I'll have to keep doing more research!