Brush Pile Bass Fishing 101 | Lake of the Ozarks

[@davidhidalgo5662]

I always enjoy your videos because I fish Lake of Ozarks also and I am trying to learn this kind of bass fishing. I grew up river fishing. I have a Phoenix 921 Pro XP myself just dont have FFS. I love seeing you show the images for side and down because I really need the help thank you. I bought the boat 6 years ago and knew nothing about fishing from boat or the electronics so youtube has helped.

[@tlalexander3]

I'll say that the brush he's looking at on side scan looks dang good. Brush is usually very difficult to find with side imaging. You'll usually see what looks like a fuzzy look to the bottom that looks different from everything else. I've spent years trying to find it with side imaging and it's still dang tough for me. That's with old hummingbirds and a garmin GT54. The best thing to do is to mark anything that looks odd and go back over it with 2d and DI

[@davidhidalgo5662]

Thank you I will try that @@tlalexander3

[@sbhiggs5]

Great video. Thank you for making and sharing this video.

[@Wxfann]

Excellent content thanks for sharing! Something I need to add to my skills, I know TRL is full of them as well. Nice to see how its done, I learned a lot!

[@michaelloucks4448]

Hey mid West outdoors thanks for the great video I live in Missouri thanks for the bait tips. God bless.

[@ihtfishing4726]

Do you have better luck with weight pegged or unpegged on Texas Rig?

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

I always leave it unpegged unless flipping shallow around docks for better accuracy

[@paulsommer971]

Do you have a jig making video out? If not I'd like to see one.

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

I do have an older one. I’ll make a new one or a short soon

[@kurtvogel9431]

nice video except for the jerky camera movement. Maybe get a stand or mount.

[@swimbaitonaprairie9359]

you pegging your weight?

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

Only if flipping shallow piles around docks