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- How to find fish fast. We asked top bass pros what are the three things they look for when finding fish on a new lake. Their answers on how to find fish might surprise you!
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Swindle's comments make a lot of sense. breaking it down to those three specifics should enable you to fish any water, and Jason's comment about confidence is spot on.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I love listening to pros talk about fishing. Seems like they all have the same basic ideas about what to look for when fishing new bodies of water.
Wow and I would run away from windy banks and fish up in coves to get away from the wind. Need to change up my habits and try windy banks. Thanks
I've always ran from the wind so I'll be changing my outlook on that thanks Bass Resource good info
i believe that was a pretty simple question to answer and Gerald answered it very clearly and to the point.
Nice video, I agree with what most pros say ,chase the wind. It breaks up the light & makes it easier to get closer to big fish.
Assess the conditions (water temp, time of year, water clarity, and wind) .... then cover water and try different lures until you get a positive result (fish on). .... Lots of info packed into a short video! Thanks for the great content! Keep it coming! 👍
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Time of year, water temp, and water clarity seem to be universal answers. This was a great video with info most anglers know, but need to be reminded of from time to time.
Glad you liked it Adam Fitzgerald!
Weather pattern is so important as I've learned... used to just brush it off, but it really impacts the bite. Thanks for the reminder Justin Lucas
Brendan Keleher, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
My favourite part was 0:00 to 8:42! Full of great advice! I'm guilty of staying out of the wind and going to the same spots over and over again if I've caught some there before. Now I see that I'm really missing out! Thanks for helping us out BassResource!
Matthew Broser, glad to help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Bass Resource has been my go to place for all my bass fishing information. Great forum community and articles.
Hi Rhett Lindsay. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
I am new to bass angling, usually fish multiple species because of the expense of equipment. These vidz give me great tips as usual. I always take the advice from the pro's seriously. Giving those bass hell with the water clarity separation, wind, habitat, and structure pitches. Enjoyed the advice as usual and I'm gonna just keep fishin'.
Glad you liked it Desmond Mcleod!
Water temperature tells a lot and is crucial and the time of year tells where the fish should be is critical when fishing. Go to the windiest banks is a great place to fish. These are great tips to take to heart when fishing. Love all the tips, thank you for sharing and answering crucial, helpful questions
Thanks for the support Lillellia.
Good info again...I think clarity and temperature, as mentioned, are very important
Very enlightening. They covered almost all the different situations one would encounter when fishing a new place they had never fished before.
Great to hear the pros advise. To me the number one consideration is water clarity. Thanks guys
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for asking the pros the questions from everyday fishermen.
You're welcome Paul Tiffany! Thanks for watching.
great info for me. as a kayak fisherman without electronics, this helps a ton. I love trying new waters and I can put this to work right away!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great info. Guys like me who fish local small tournaments but also work 9-5 do not always get alot of prefishing in. So finding fish early and often is key.
Walter weiland, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Great to have the combined experience of these guys to help us weekend anglers fine tune our skills! Thanks!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great easy points to remember, wind, water clarity, and don't stay too long in one place if it isn't working
Funny how anglers said wind is your friend, people run from wind, I see it all the time where I fish, all professional anglers live for wind! Water Clarity is another thing all pros talked about always good to hear about that, seeing how everyone breaks down water is awesome! One of my favorite videos!!
live2fish365, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Another great video by Bass Resource! Their "How To..." videos always have information packed through out the whole duration. Thanks Glenn!
Austin Stacy, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Honestly, just hearing from the pros alone helps. It offers insight to what goes on in their mind during a tournament or just fishing in general. There is always something new to learn when it comes to fishing. Every little detail helps. You can never have to much information about fishing.
As always...great video and who better to get tips from than the guys who feed their families doing it!! Thanks.
All excellent advice to maximize your catch ratios in the time you have on the water.
Take everything you learn on Bass Resource and fish your butt off and no doubt any of us could become Elite!!!
awesome getting the perspective from some of the elite anglers. these tips apply to bank fishers as well. fishing the wind blown sides or finding the obvious structure "with the green arrows" are great places to start if you haven't fished that body of water before.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Kevin Van dam is definitely someone to listen too. I have seen him come back from last place on major league fishing and win. The tips from you glen are pretty good too and worth watching.
Michael Barnish, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
BassResource - Bass Fishing Information light lures was real good and the jig video was extremely helpful. I usually watch all of them and get something I didn't know or tried.
When pros talk I listen, get the composition book out and take notes! Thanks Glen and BR!
Josh Cleaver, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
BassResource - Bass Fishing Information well pertaining to this specific video, the tip that was the most common denominator among all their answers was stick to the basics. Don't over analyze. Think like a fish, not a human!👍
Very good information. The more I learn the better my chances. Thanks good to know to fish on windy days.
Love to see the pros put on the spot...really good stuff. Time of year, water temp, wind, current, structure...all the keys to locating bass.
Glad you liked it WorkN2 Fish!
Glad to see videos that teaches how to fish rather than entertainment!
Thanks for the support, Errol Chouest, and thanks for watching!
very helpful! the saying that the third bite signals the patter really makes sense. fishing fast and covering water is a great tournament strategy.
Glad you liked it Michael Lauvetz!
Interesting to note pace is as important as the physical characteristics of the fishery and weather conditions.
I'm always going to new lakes!! I hope I can take this video and all the different pro's look on the lakes to start catching them all over!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Very useful. Different ways pro fishes. Best is to have confidence
The info about fishing the conditions....spot on !
these videos are awesome. I am starting some local tournaments this year and can't wait to put all the information to use I get fromm the bass recourse videos and articles. especially since almost all of it will be new water for me. thanks for all your guys hard work
Glad to help, Charlie Kuno. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I always wanted to hear how they pick apart new bodies of water. Very helpful video.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great answers here. I'm not a pro, cause I don't have a boat and so I can't even fish small tournaments yet, but I apply this knowledge to shore fishing as well. For instance, if you know a lake you've been to (or haven't) has shore access that gives you a chance to fish one side that may be windier and murkier but also has an opposite side within walking distance that is a little calmer then you can fish both sides accordingly. Just the other day I caught a 5.4 pounder from the bank in a place where the wind was hitting the tip of a peninsula I was on, so I believe those bass has the best of both worlds - they could enjoy the warming temps (I'm in Ohio) while getting baitfish the wind would blow in their direction. So, yeah, applying these tips to bank fishing is a little more difficult, but they work just the same.
Thanks for the support, ROB TRESINO, and thanks for watching!
Great tips. Chrstie's tip on fishing the wind is a great way to start.
Bryan Waters, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Great to hear how the pros answer. Great information!!
good info I thought the wind would be my enemy but now know what to do
I associate most with the approach Christie and VanDam mention...don't spend significant time in an area without a pattern. Moving to different water and changing lures, especially in unfamiliar lakes/rivers, seems to be key in producing more productive days than not.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Loved this video! A lot of great tips for new or unknown bodies of water! One of my favorite style of fishing is running and gunning just get those moving baits out there and figure out a pattern!
Glad you liked it Basspro_ dave!
Thats funny, I replay what Chris said and after third time I continue to finish the clip and I see you said to play it again, yes that was very short. and to the point. thank you for giving us chance to hear from pros always.
Love it
Probably the biggest key for fishing. I learned some good tips from this vid
Most interesting to me was the comments about the wind effect on bait fish on the banks.
There are some really great tips in the video. Its funny to hear almost the same thing out of all of them.
Thanks for all the information. Just started fishing and your Web site is a must.
Thanks for the support, Sherman Taylor, and thanks for watching!
Lots of good tips here...the four main points that I took away from this video are water temp, water clarity, general seasonal patterns (stage of spawn, spring, fall, etc) and wind. I like that Christie and Zaldain both feel that the wind can be your friend
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
great clip, very informative with some pertinent fish catching and locating information.
Chris' got it! Gold! Pure GOLD!!
Good advice from all. I would also consider if/when fronts are coming/going.
Swindle and Van Dan had the best answers (in my opinion)
The moving fast and covering water and fishing the wind are things I am trying to implement into my fishing this year. Great tips as always!
Thanks for watching Shawn Schultz!
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Nice Info. It seems that the general idea is to keep in mind the time of year, all around conditions and keep moving. Thanks for the videos. When you have that many pros telling you the same thing we should probably listen.
Thanks for watching Thomas Wright!
feels like every body of water is new during the spring. Lets see if I have more luck finding them now. Thanks guys.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Awesome advice, thanks! A common factor I heard was fish the wind blown banks. I've been one of those that generally run from the wind, but will definitely be changing that now. Thanks again.
Dewayne Atwell, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Working fast cover a lot of area is truly the answer
Water clarity is always a major factor in the gravel pit lake I go to. It can be 1.5' today and 3 days from now it might be 4 to 5 feet. Today they wasn't on the wind blown bank, they were on the other bank
This was a great idea for a video. Builds a lot of ethos for those tips coming from the big guys.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Good interviews! I always fall prey to moving too slowly in new lakes.
Being a creature of habit, I like fishing water I have fished before. But, it is necessary to change things up!
Another great video. I love fishing new lakes.
Cool... advice from the guys who really know their stuff. Thanks for bringing that information to us, Glenn. I don't ever get a chance to talk to the pros!
You're welcome Robert Scott! Thanks for watching.
This is a great video! Some killer tips here that will definitely get you on fish. I definitely don't move fast enough so that's one thing I'm working on this season!
Great! Let me know how you do!
Great info from the best of the best, easy to stay out of the wind but might have to brave the waves 🌊!
Awesome video. Good information about fishing fast to find a pattern, something I try to do but tend to slow it down too much at times.
Glad to help, Justin Sullivan. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
always love hearing advice from the pros. very useful
Good info. like some of the simple things they suggest. doesn't have to be complicated.
terrific amount of good information. Well worth watching.
Covering water, and fishing the conditions is great pointers. I always look for windy points.
Great info! I used to fish weekly several years ago but work and life kept me off the water for way too long. Now that I have more time I'm getting back on the water and the tips found here are are great and get me up-to-date on current trends. Thanks!!!
You're welcome Jim Long! Thanks for watching.
honestly with all respect to you Glenn great video and the tips are awesome
Glad you liked it Monty Rose!
Very useful tips. Every fisherman can use
Great video as always, I am bad about staying in a spot to long, I get caught knowing I've caught fish in that spot before and not looking for new water, bad habits die hard but these tips will help
Thanks for watching Mike Gammons!
Excellent video, it's good to hear some common sense stuff from the pros that is easy for simple fishermen like myself to digest.
Very good information! I agree that you have to trust in yourself & what your confident Fishing.
Thanks for watching Jeffrey Schleininger!
One of the best. Really liked all the input these guys had.
Glad you liked it Stan Boerner!
Helpful hints from the pros!!
Awesome Video! Thanks for all the great info!
Lot of good info there . G Man nailed the first thing to take in account .
Glad you liked it Steven Preston!
Awesome video. I'll definitely be chasing the wind from now on.
Great info , Kevin is right don't waste a lot of time in one spot.
Thanks for watching paul lambert!
great video with good advise will have to keep these things in mind
Good stuff temp and clarity are very key
Awesome video with great information. I don't really stand in one spot for to long. Always great to hear it from the pros
love hearing what the pros have to say and always a good video
Glad you liked it Joe c!
I like this type of video! Great job! Had to share this one!
Thanks for the support Jim Harris.
A little wind is ok where I'm at but I have never done well when it's really windy, mainly because the lakes i fish funnel wind and when it is blowing any harder than 15mph fishing is nearly impossible and boat control is thrown out the window. All of the other tips mentioned are pretty spot on though.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
KVD is the best. Common thread was: water temp/seasons, water clarity and wind. I hate wind but I'll probably have to embrace it.
Glad to help, Kenneth Van Dyken. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Great information and great video! Loved it!
i like the "obvious cover" route. If you are going to start somewhere start with something that looks fishy. The wind is something I don't do, which I will now consider doing.
Great! Let me know how you do!
very helpful can't wait to try these tips out!
Using search baits, moving fast. Great tips on creating a pattern. I tend to run from the wind, so next time I'll try to look at it differently. I like hearing different views on these things.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Good tips. I like relating fun fishing and pre fishing. You will have more fun if you move around and find he fish.
Glad you liked it Jesse Suggs!
Great answers from the ptos! Thanks Glen.
You're welcome Bob Heath! Thanks for watching.
Superb video Glenn. Thanks.