How To FIND & CATCH Bass In HIGH WATER...

[@BenFranklin813]

I'm still so shocked that this channel doesn't have more subs. I got back into fishing a few months ago and these vids have been so perfect!

[@georgenewcomb1094]

Great advice Tyler, my dad always said "don't leave fish to find fish" and that has always stuck with me.

[@Army_Outdoors_88N]

Great video Tyler. Definitely true for my lakes here in Kentucky!

[@jamesh7469]

I dealt with these exact conditions today. I didn’t do very well, but the only bites I got were on bare sticks or laydowns with no leaves and they had to be in the shade. You made some great points that I will think about next time, hopefully the water stays up so I can practice this situation

[@farrzmd3038]

Great information. Isolated cover is def true. As a bank angler I’ve started looking for that cover and have been hiking into areas where no one goes. ... the main pond I fish is kept a certain level by two dams. So if rain is in forecast they lower the dams a bit so water level never really changes but goes from 6-8” visibility to zero.

[@TylersReelFishing]

GREAT topic bud!

[@ScruffyCityFishing]

Looking for isolated cover has helped me immensely the last few years. I’ve always learned that a bank with nothing but trees may have a few hotspots where there is deeper water. Tough to find without mapping, but seems to work well.

[@PlugNuster]

Your videos are AWESOME. Thank you for what you provide.

[@brycelessfishing]

Fishing lakes after floods can definitely make it seem impossible and tricky to catch some fish. Excited to learn from this video. Keep up the great vids man

[@cjnugent4102]

Thanks, Appreciate all ur helpful tips and videos! Lots of good information. 👍🏻🇺🇸🎣

[@mikegardiner3934]

awesome point, Tyler!

[@MeadorMusic]

Fish on fisher!!!! 🐠

[@mac11double]

I’d love to see someone tackle a lake like bull shoals, which to me fits the description of a flooded lake. Seems like everyone on KZbin thinks two feet of water is a bunch, Bull comes up 30+ feet nearly every spring. Not trying to rant, just a common theme I’ve noticed. To me, this qualifies as flooded

[@jamesbarron1202]

I know your not from Texas when you say it floods during summer. I’m 60 years old and I can only remember one time that’s happened. We usually go thru June, July, August and September with maybe 2” all 4 months combined and that’s if we’re lucky. 1/2” a month is a lot of rain here. Our 15 day forecast has no days below triple digits.

[@chrisboyd1408]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing

[@shanescott3168]

Good ideas to consider. I would have been tempted to fish the more brushy shoreline.

[@Hawg-Snatcher]

Tyler. I wish we could fish together just once man. I live prob 30 min from you. Love your videos, you have taught me so much.

[@ColoradoFishing]

You are almost to 100k subs, congrats! You put in a lot of work on your vids and deserve every one…

[@mikefeister9191]

Were you at Delaware Lake in this video? It goes up and down really quick and pretty often

[@christophershelton1735]

Haven’t seen a drop of rain in a long time in southern Oklahoma.

[@rodcashman4793]

Another great video Tyler 📹

[@joeschranz4525]

Thank you, I fish a reservoir in southern Missouri. It is normal pool about 40% of the time. And the rest it’s 26 feet high. It can raise 10 feet within a day. The whole lake is pure brush and trees around all sides. It’s…. Interesting

[@wickedvic6953]

Thanks for the info 👍

[@cabinvibeetsystore9094]

Thank you 🙏

[@lilo2628]

Texas wishes it would rain! Feels like 113° 😭 today...

[@TylersReelFishing]

Yeah we don’t flood in the summer haha

[@lilo2628]

@@TylersReelFishing Tyler! I ❤️ your videos. Fish Lake Holcomb (Spring TX) on your 100 ponds. I want to see you pick apart my neighborhood lake that I struggle on lol 🤣

[@glensims7959]

Solid 👍

[@rocknreelnrod]

What you are talking about is quantity and not quality ! Don't forget , "It's the thrill of the chase , not necessarily the catch "!