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I have to get up early but I have surely seen some amazing sun rises Catching a bass this early is just a bonus.

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Hey thanks for the complement, John.
I learn, some guy in North Carolina has written it already

I like the way that has water temps down in the depths,something to keep an eye on all year

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Now would be a great time for you to go to Fontana. The lake is 50' below normal pool, makes fishing easier + you get to see a lot of structure above water. Good learning experience.

Dave Reed Now that some are posting their locations I see you live in kernersville NC. I have to wonder where do you plan to troll 25-40' deep for walleyes. There are several good bass lakes not far from kernersville. Why would you not fish these ? You difinitely need to get a very good plug knocker...

You always want to be bumping the bottom IF YOU CAN. In some of the flatland lakes that I fish I cannot always bump the bottom no matter the depth. For me it is usually stumps on the bottom at the channel edge that is the problem, in this case you want to tick the tops of the stumps as often as you ...

Fished this area last sat. took 3 good bass off of this hump . This hump is a year round producer hot/cold season but usually only 2/3 bass caught. My question if any one wants to answer if you know is where do these bass go to spawn ,how do they get there ?

If at all possible I'm surely in for next year.

Wow idle for the next 5 months ,I can't imagine living some place like that.
How far south would you have to drive to find soft water .
Think I would have to make that trip at least couple tomes a month.

Kim Stricker talking Buck Perry starting at about 13.45 min..

Buck says if you want to catch fish consistently you may have to go to him for he may not come to you. He also states you may have to wait at the contact point for him. So this is were the big ? comes in where do I wait. If I have a structure that has a finger that is breaking the deepest to the dee...

Yes I know that, but what I'm referring to is what Don Dickson has said on video as well as Terry O on video . Don states that the contact point will always be the deepest break to the deepest water. Terry O states that it is not the deepest break to the deepest water but rather the sharpest break.