Staying Ahead of the Fish. (Raystown Lake Bass Fishing July) 

Thanks man that means a lot, I will keep working hard to keep posting videos. I had a lot of bites in the tournament but had some really big fish come off and it really hurt me.

the whole lake is good. I really like the area around shy beaver that is the launch I typically use when fishing there unless I'm in a tournament I have to use James creek

@@jodonfishing5609thank you very much

Awesome question. It always changes but in my last couple videos the fish have been quite easy to catch so for me its all about fishing fast and covering water making as many flips as possible. Most the fish have been coming off really steep banks and the fish seem to be eating the bait on the fall so basically as soon as the jig hits the bottom (rock slide, shelf, cover) I'm giving it a hop and letting it fall to the next shelf. usually if I don't get a bite on initial fall or second fall I'm usually reeling in and making another flip. Been more about fishing fast then anything because the fish have not been picky. Seems like that is starting to change tho

Thank you! Hoping to work on my jig game this weekend

Awesome! Where at?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T4cfLv4MKFM.html

I usually fish 0-20 feet if the fish go deeper I usually struggle. and it all depends on the fish. it changes often

@@jodonfishing5609 thanks I struggled bad last year just going on vacation and taking the skeeter just couldn’t find them anywhere except 40 feet where they had lockjaw followed on livescope but wouldn’t commit.

@@rluck1495 yeah I rarely turn mine on cuz that always seems to be the case

I lose more fish when I start to fumble with the net. usually don't have to many problems swinging them in with a heavy rod and 20 pound line