Complete Offshore Fishing Process Explained | Finding, Graphing, and Catching Offshore Bass

[@gregorylemoine7153]

Best channel in bass fishing No doubt

[@jball9]

The biggest bass fishing brands are not paying attention if they haven't either approached you for sponsorship opportunities or haven't accepted your proposal for partnership. Humminbird, Navionics, Quantum come to mind but I'm certain nearly every brand would benefit. Not to mention that with the effort you put in advancing the sport, you should be rewarded greatly and living like a very successful tour pro. Maybe you are, I don't know. Really appreciate your content and humility Jonny. Please continue making videos.

[@danham3344]

Thanks again Jonny! Love how you broke down Hunting, Catching and fishing for bass. Gives a different perspective to your offshore system.

[@branrichkayo]

Keep up the great work!!! Only channel I watch

[@bassfishingchadhill]

The advanced class is fantastic! I purchased and watched the recorded version on the website. It helped me to put the pieces of the puzzle together and use all of the information together. I had the pieces, but wasn't using them together correctly. I have been too focused on one or two of the pieces instead of putting them all together.

[@michaels1423]

Nice summation of your channel and offshore fishing. I love going to ur channel and just watching hours of offshore playbook. It reminds me and drills it into my head

[@tablerockkid8237]

Thanks Jonny. Always appreciate your insight into off shore "hunting and catching".

[@robpatterson2441]

Absolutely one of your best videos to date, Jonny! ! Great summary of, and intro to, your complete work thus far on this topic. Keep 'em coming!!! Thanks much !!!

[@batfreak6897]

Another truly great instructional video !! Thanks!

[@Trayman26]

Great job Jonny. Always enjoy those election video’s.

[@Trayman26]

Electronic

[@FishOn1]

Appreciate the lessons. Would like to see more of your actual graphing. It is boring, but understanding exactly what you are seeing on the graph in relation to the chart is a great lesson. I have been able to use the techniques to find and video game fish lately, so I’m getting better at it, but still don’t feel like I’m identifying the best areas to graph all the time.

[@nathanhershberger1980]

Ur so money talking bout dem fishes, swear u could easily be a pro, so dedicated!

[@fishwithwag]

Awesome video mate

[@springwater403]

Great video as usual!

[@chill843will]

I like this typa content.

[@wileyman6083]

Great video. Thanks for the help

[@sbaner5]

Will you start graphing at first light or fish the morning hours and then start graphing?

[@finsfeathersfuroutdoors2460]

That's a great question because I get myself in trouble graphing right before dark and they are stacked up somewhere then you get back tournament morning and they are all split up and suspended

[@jimhalleran6239]

Solid instructional video my man. Thanks.

[@ryanslev52]

This is what I need to watch

[@Dr3wBass]

Out west our reservoirs draw down almost 100 feet on some lakes, can’t find out how to change lake level on navionics on my computer, can get it to work on my phone though.

[@jbjgibbons]

I love the Navionics. I’ve had it on my phone for years. But a warning ⛔️, don’t trust the “sonar maps” feature. IDK where they get the data from, but I have seen it be very wrong. I mean like no where near true to the point where it could be dangerous. So I stick with their default maps most of the time.

[@danscholes9132]

Thanks for the info. Quick question - are you always graphing (side scan) at idle speed?

[@chrismartinez8658]

So when ur graphing the lake are you using side or down imaging

[@jabberm249m4]

I'm sure he runs both. I run side scan down scan and 2d on my units while graphing

[@powderedwater9531]

first comment

[@ozarklife9468]

is all that graphing fuel consuming

[@FishtheMoment]

It’s not really that bad. I have a 150hp and it usually use no more than 1/4 tank if I stay in a 3-4 mile section of a lake.

[@gregc7314]

Fuel consuming plus a lot of hours on the motor. Going out once a week, that's 200+ hours a year just graphing.