Where do bass go Mid Summer Strategy 

Another super informative video-great job and thanks for the info!

You just keep on providing some solid information. I really appreciate you and what you do my friend. Good stuff! Tight lines!

Thanks for the info dude good video

I went last night and actually listened to the video on the way home. Don't worry, my phone was in the passengers seat and I was listening, not watching. You mentioned anything that blocks sunlight. The water I was fishing is shallow, lakes down a lot, but it's stained. Evidently, correct me if I'm wrong, wet tree limbs, the ones I step on and trip over when I am wading, leach some sort of decay that keeps the water murky and dark brown. But it has no affect on the Bass ability to find the lure. I got to the lake that morning at 7, cloudy, cool, 70 degrees, sun wasn't over the hill yet, and I caught two nice bass right off on a buzzbait. Caught two more then switched to a 7 inch worm. Caught two little ones. Went back at 7 pm last night, caught 12. 8 on the buzz, 4 on the worm. I fish the hottest part of the day in my living room under air conditioning. Feeding schedules, full moons, and presentation are not a factor. It's coolest in the early mornings, not so hot you can't breath in the evenings, and it's getting dark, so I just power buzz spots, then slow down and power worm them. And as you said, big worms, bigger bass. They're lethargic, they got to eat, and the bigger the prize the quicker the reward, the less work he has to do to keep his belly full.