Comprehending Aquatic Vegetation - WATER MILFOIL from a bass-eye perspective.

Water Milfoil - First in a series, providing a captivating underwater point-of-view on how to identify various aquatic vegetation and how largemouth bass relate to the greenery.
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[@patvandervoorn420]

Excellent commentary and underwater video. Thank you!

[@ppdrawings]

I love these underwater videos and information • You're the best!!

[@discoverangling4892]

Pretty cool perspective on these plants

[@theunluckyfisherman4845]

Very similar thing going on with gobys in the great lakes and even lake simcoe. The fish have transitioned off of smelts and switched to gobies. This (along with many factors) has led to a massive increase in bass size over the last few decades and a major increase in fishing pressure. The fish have a readily availble source of protein but are also far more easily caught due to this. There are pros and cons to everything.

[@Hooknlook]

Right you are!

[@wheelinreelin6825]

Awesome information Kim. Can't wait to see what's next!

[@Hooknlook]

Producing and editing “Vallisneria” (Eelgrass) currently. Thanks for your interest!

[@PunchFishing]

Really great footage and editing!

[@Hooknlook]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@corbinwadlow2044]

Great information! I appreciate your insight

[@Hooknlook]

Thanks for watching!

[@dustinwright4601]

Wow

[@onthefish3984]

I think the word invasive is used to much and in a way to make it seem worse than it is. After milfoil growing for 40 years in my local lake can it really be any more invasive than bass or brown trout? Herbicides ruin fisheries and do nothing long term to the milfoil