One of the best ways to catch bass during the summer is by fishing offshore structure. However, offshore fishing can seem complicated at times. These 3 easy steps should make it less complicated!
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The first thing that I do to locate summertime offshore bass is map study, I always try and find pieces of cover that are close to river channels and creek channels. Bass could be anywhere offshore but it seems as though they LIVE near these old creek channels.
Step 2 is the hard part, and that is graphing, Although this may seem difficult, it really just requires time. You can eliminate time by doing more map study before you get to the lake. One of the biggest parts of graphing is establishing what BASS look like on your graph. As Jacob Wheeler says, you are looking for turtles on a log.
Once you find the fish, its time to start catching them. I really like to employ a 3 pronged approach when it comes to selecting my lure. I like something fast (Crankbait), something slow (big worm or jig) and something Finesse (Drop shot). If they don't bite one of those three things, then there is either 0 bass there or they are simply not active and you should come back some other time.
BassFishingHQ is dedicated to teaching people how to catch more and bigger bass. I will go over different bass fishing tips & techniques that will put more fish in the boat or on the shore. Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned tournament angler, my goal is to help you catch more bass.