Where To FIND BASS in JULY || Where To Start

Breaking down some new waters to hopefully help you guys catch more In July!
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[@carlslaughter5306]

Edwin I just want to say THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO. I look forward every week to watch , get update and help us all to become better fisherman/woman. Keep up the work and keep Proverbs 16:3 close to your heart. Love you man.

[@jamesfuller8159]

Ol’Man here! July 16th still after that top water bite in the morning,and have a great time enjoying the Lords creations! Hearing the lumps calling watching the eagles fly ,and the acational deer feeding alone the shore line! And yea ,wetting a hook.keep up the great info! GOD Bless my friend

[@damianorslene6792]

Edwin…You are one of the few that actually takes the time to teach what you have learned in a lifetime of Bass Fishing. Thank you

[@michaelbailey91]

Great information Edwin. It’s so amazing to me how you can find all the places you do on these lakes. I just drove over the Arkansas river while visiting Fort Smith and was thinking it would be a good river for you to break down. Thanks again Edwin for all you do for us. God bless. 🙏🎣🦌🦃

[@scottbateman7913]

Optima batteries and Edwin Ivers are both champions. Love ur videos, thanks for being a humble person with that killer mentality that makes you the superstar of bass fishing

[@brianjackson8363]

I appreciate all the advice, July can be tough physically but so rewarding when you find them and light them up! My son and I just got 5th place and our first check last weekend. He’s only 11 and was all smiles!! Keep the advice coming.

[@rethompson9620]

Details details details. That’s what we get with you. Love the way you break the lakes down so we can translate it back to our own lakes. Keep it coming and keep the line tight

[@sergiozuniga4101]

It’s amazing how much information you have but the best part is that you share it with the rest of us!

[@stephanieslaton1781]

You always give great advice on these lake break downs. I appreciate you doing them. Love it. Never lose your enthusiasm. It’s contagious. 😀

[@kellymoore4517]

Thanks for the advice Edwin, we all appreciate your input and insight. I put your advice to work every weekend, and my catch rate is at a new high. Thanks!

[@bassman2162]

I may never get to any of these lakes, but I can certainly apply your logic on the lakes I do get to fish. Thank you for taking the time to help so many anglers.

[@josesolis4579]

The best pro angler, Go Edwin Evers!!!!! Always helping other anglers outperform and understand lakes

[@fishingmusician]

How in the heck do you find time in your day to break down these lakes!!!! And for free to us!!!! Man, RESPECT!!!!!

[@ronnix68]

Edwin the knowledge you share really translates to so many different lakes. It always info that I’m try on my local lakes and it’s really changing how I look at and fish these lakes now. Thanks for the help it’s really helping.

[@ColtFunderburg]

🎣Thanks Edwin for the Caney Lake breakdown! I fish there often. My son and I actually got to meet you at D’Arbonne during that tournament. He was the toddler who thought he was Hulk. It was the highlight of my year getting to meet you. Love these lake breakdowns and that you pick obscure lakes that don’t get talked about. Good luck in New York! #teamevers

[@possumjones40]

Thanks for the tips on caney creek I fish it all the time. I've never tried the spots you pointed out but I'm definitely gonna be hitting them next time I go. Thank you again.

[@isaacwarta2990]

Thanks for the breakdowns, Edwin. I enjoy learning how different guys approach different bodies of water.

[@jcbk45]

always appreciate you including the northern guys. not a lot of people caveat that the north tends to be a little behind in the season.

[@benthompsonfishing1119]

Been following your show... Just a Marine who loves fishing... Keep the knowledge coming

[@danielt3425]

Always enjoy these lake break downs it makes me notice things that in the past I would have over looked.

[@cityfiedredneck2691]

🤩🤩🤩OMG I SO EXCITED AND BLESSED TO RECEIVE ANYTHING LET ALONE A PREMIUM BATTERY FROM MY FAVORITE ANGLER👊👊👊👊.......Thanks E² for the opportunity and putting out great informational videos. I actually have burned out my TM batteries and am needing to get new ones. A new Bluetop just helped me make my decision. Thanks again and as always keepem tight & #GoE²Go....... god bless

[@Dlezman_fishing]

great variety of lakes reviewed for a diverse audience from all over the country. Thanks for helping us picture the process you would use to disect unfamiliar bodies of water

[@davehendrickson6929]

Thanks for the advice. I like watching your fishing videos you can tell how much you love fishing just that way you are always laughing as you catch fish!!

[@osbornoutdoors8778]

Perfect timing for breaking down Gibson! Thanks for the info Edwin, you have the best way of breaking down baits and places to fish on KZbin. 🎣

[@patricksanchez5342]

I really appreciate your insight on these lakes especially the Oklahoma lakes, it has really helped me to find the fish and helped me become a better fisherman.

[@Daltonbrake]

Love watching these every month. Fished the BFL on Gibson last week and the river was the spot. Great lake can't wait to return. I didn't have a problem hooking good fish problem was getting them in the boat. Was a humbling day

[@heathroberts4287]

Great advice. I love the lake breakdowns. Finding where to start on a new body of water is always a challenge for me.

[@kylefaiss9625]

I spend a lot of time staring at my navionics app when I'm not on the water and these videos help me find new spots to check out. Thanks!

[@dalcoradio]

Been enjoying the tips and lake break downs. The grandchildren get the greatest kick catching fish. The tips help me put them on fish.

[@allenhoward5382]

LOL Ceasers creek one of the toughest bass lakes in Ohio The upper end is extremely shallow it is also known for it's Muskie. Normally the water is clear and bank beating is not the way to go. Fishing in 10 foot or more you will find fish at least two cast away from the bank. You are right about the bridge drop shotting or Carolina rig or deep diving crankbait works best. And 90% of the tournament go out at the ramp by the damn the other ramps can sometimes be too shallow. Thanks for the break down for us Ohio guys!!

[@roberttraquair2064]

Appreciate all your thoughts. It has made me a better fisherman. I grew up fishing ponds and tournaments angling on lakes is a whole new experience. Your videos give me a place to start. Please consider truman Lake in missouri for a where to start video. Thanks for all the advice you provide. You are by far my favorite pro angler

[@Pmgaryspeed]

Thxs I look so forward to your videos. I AM OLD guy and you are teaching this old dog new tricks. Keep them coming!!!!

[@mindobersaglia3374]

I use the information that you share on the little lake that we fish. Those fish get lock jaw a lot . I take the starting places and use them first, then I move back out some and do the same thing again. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@glenhall4254]

Would love to see you brake down the lakes in my area. But feel like I learnt a lot about what to look for on maps now thanks

[@americafirst7794]

Nothing better than get home sit down grab me a sweet tea and watch your videos tight lines buddy and God bless

[@allaroundfishing1013]

What makes these videos is how excited and pumped fishing gets you. Awesome, could we break down watts bar for August

[@michaelhanson2235]

That battery would complete my kayak build for tournaments! Been avoiding that last purchase for a while 😑 you’re the man!!

[@gunsandhoses343]

I like your breakdowns! You spell it out just the way my brain needs it. Keep up the great work.

[@geraldrobackouski2489]

I love watching them they teach me a lot of different things to do when I ‘m out there fishing things I don’t know

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[@michaelhumble9005]

I love these video's! You get a glimpse into how edwin breaks down a lake and how he chooses the area's to start and why. I take alot of this information and use it myself on the lakes I fish. Thank you sir!

[@michaelpitts465]

Thanks for sharing the pointers and tips, we've been fishing from Maine to Florida to Tennessee to Illinois, and everything we can in between from Hobie PA Kayaks. Your pointers hold true, no matter the fishing platform you fish from. Currently fishing Chickamauga, it's a fishing life for me.

[@jeffreypennekamp7101]

Always injoy listing to your advice on the break down of a lake. Giving great advice on where to start. Thanks 👍

[@bcallisjr]

Thank you Edwin. Always love hearing what you think about where to start looking for the bass. I really like that you picked one that really don't have as much information about, more like a lot of bodies of water we fish a lot throughout the country, great areas, but mapping lacks details. Keep em coming!! Love to hear your thoughts on Lake Anna, cold side, here in Virginia. Thank you again.

[@jamestansey7629]

Just getting “STARTED” at this bass fishing thing. Thanks for all of the advice.

[@kentmiller3662]

The way you break down a lake is so cool. Love these video's. Thanks

[@joenorton5854]

Thanks again Edwin !! I fish fort Gibson a lot and this will change my perspective. I was always scared of that river. I will give it a shot Saturday !

[@pastorbillyedgar4986]

You have helped understand where to look for fish more anyone else I watch thank you be blessed

[@darenkinsey6761]

Another good one. LOVE the flasher on the shelf. Brings back memories!

[@garykoller441]

Another great where to start vid. The Ohio lake was really interesting being from the upper Midwest. You give the reasons why you would fish in a spot and it's so helpful. Lake Charlevoix or Walloon lake in Michigan would be interesting to see your where to start. I never miss these vids! Thanks again E and good luck in the MLF northern swing.

[@daltonvickersjr9441]

Great advice. It really helps out. Thanks for taking the time to make the videos. I live in North Central Florida. I would like to see you do Crescent lake at Crescent city, Florida. Shallow lake, big lake. Has an Island in the middle of the lake. Lots of grass, stumps and lily pads. Dunns creek comes in on the north side. Another smaller lake comes off of it on the east side. Crescent City is on the west side. Three sides are wild with no houses. The west side is full of docks and piers. Crappie fisherman take over the lake during spawning season. Lots of gators too

[@Thechubbypig918]

Thanks for the breakdown!! I live in wagoner near Ft Gibson lake. And you’re right I’ve caught more bass shallow and back of pockets.

[@mikedaley2882]

I'm watching this video because I went to the lake at 4am and the starting battery apparently went bad in three weeks, so I drove home to watch your video and deal with the boat later.

[@cop0674]

I have just started watching and found your information very helpful, shared in a easy to adopt way for my fishing. This is the second video I watched and it is so helpful.

[@nickkoski7111]

Thank you for the time you put into these Edwin! You are the man. I live in East TN on the TVA so pressured is an understatement. Douglas is my go to lake buy fish Ft loudon and Norris from time to time as well. Norris whoops my butt every single time! If you would do a breakdown of Norris lake I would be extremely grateful! Extremely deep. Extremely clear, most of the time. And EXTREMELY pressured. Any help would be awesome. Thanks again E!

[@Mjones8383]

July August and September are the hardest months to catch numbers, but if you can stand it I catch my biggest bass mid day 👍👍🐳🐳🐟🦈

[@joshmurphy6765]

I love the content, Edwin! I have never fished up north, so it’s cool to see how you break down those bodies of water.

[@ryankimball6030]

I'd love to replace one of my really old batteries for a new Optima. But even if I don't win, my time was well spent learning from one of the best. Thank you E²!

[@Tnoutdoordad]

Always enjoy watching your videos. I really like this series and how it helps me to grow as a fisher. Thank you so much!

[@mpolverini]

Really appreciate all the input on one of my home bodies of water in Ohio…Ceasors Creek! I’ve fished that pond for years and it holds my pb large mouth which was a 6.6lb biggin. Can’t wait to get back down there and try your tips! All your videos are awesome, keep up the positive attitude and energy!

[@at_tro_sizematters]

Thanks for all you do for the sport and the community

[@jodyreed6856]

thanks E. I always start the month off watching your where to start. great tips.

[@JDCagle]

I love these tips and breakdowns. Thanks for putting them out.

[@georgebrewster7861]

My monthly candy and how sweet it is. Always informative and helps us to grow better as fisherman. Thanks again for the vids and the time you put into them. Tight Lines!

[@tonystai]

Enjoyed as always - interesting to see you break down a lake that didn't have a map - such is the case in a lot of northern lakes - not enough love up here with them frozen for 5 months.

[@reggiesmith8550]

nice breakdown on the lakes and lures for july,really enjoyed Caney lake in Louisiana, can always use a good battery or fishing lures.

[@christopherbuzbee3706]

Always enjoy watching your videos breaking down lakes even though the majority are not near us. I've chased spoonbill there but not bass, might have to go bass fish Fort Gibson now!

[@randycooper2046]

My second comment but I just wanted to say that I love the way you breakdown these lakes. I know you look at the lakes before you do the video but it's like you are looking at it for the first time. You're just giving us your gut instinct. And for me there's these little gold nuggets that can apply to pretty much any lake. Thank you!

[@jimlayton8642]

I try to watch all your vids. Love them. I would love to see Lake Wiscon as one of your shows.

[@coltonwinkler5783]

Good luck up North to finish out the season! I love your content man, I’ve watched you since I was a kid.

[@justinsteffy937]

Thanks, Edwin! Also from Oklahoma and would like to see any of the lakes I fish around my area: Konawa, Okemah, or Hefner.

[@jeffamorin3145]

Thanks for sharing some of your thoughts on looking at new lakes..

[@ryanvernatter3537]

🤘whooo. Favorite angler Edwin Evers!! Love the content. Put me in for the stuff. Awesome 😎. Maybe do Yatesville lake in KY next.

[@craigpeters3165]

Thanks E for more great information. I think here in Washington state, we are usually about a month behind the southern states seasonal movements. That being said, I'm going to try these tips this weekend since we've had such a weird spring and early summer weather-wise. Thanks again for all you do.

[@ryany5571]

Enjoy watching your videos, you make it fun and exciting to watch.

[@bernardbolton2317]

As always love you videos. I love your Excitement when you talk you really get into it. Good luck with rest of your season.

[@chrisfoley3320]

These break downs are golden CHAMP!

[@snicklefritz777]

thanks ed for always showing the why and how to land these turkeys!

[@airkilroy23]

Edwin, I’ve had a string of bad luck! My buddy’s hat blew off and I sat down on a stump, knocked a hole in my boat and it’s been sitting at the shop for a month. A couple weeks before that, at the Amon G Carter boat ramp, buzzards did almost 1K damage to my truck lol. I could sure use an Optima! Thanks for all the great content and love the Sunday posts on Instagram.

[@patrickmahoney3479]

Fantastic guidance on picking high percentage areas to fish!

[@Cody27Boyd]

Optima batteries rock!!! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. The battery is just a bonus! Good luck on the next tournament!!! I’ll be watching for sure. Thank you! Also Lake of the pines here in Texas would be cool!

[@adamcrane7807]

Thanks again hoping to load the boat now!!!! Lol. Keep the tips coming! Also please look at Pine Creek Lake in OK for a where to start video!!!!!

[@barrywarren4221]

I always like your tips on fishing, which has helped my fishing 100%.

[@k1llerdir]

Thanks for the good start spots. I would like to see Dewy Lake in KY, and Ohio River from Catlettsburg, KY to Maysville, KY. Also Love watching your monthly baits and where to start. Hope you have great luck in your next Tourney!!!

[@michaelking1093]

Thanks for doing Fort Gibson there is a tournament next Saturday there. Going to try your advice and see how well it goes.

[@dradhdtulsa]

Great videos. I fish a small inflatable and my battery is always dying on me and I sure could use a good one. Appreciate your channel and great to see an Okie blessed and successful!

[@ethandavis1678]

These videos are great! Lots of knowledge packed into a moderate length video. Do Beaver Lake, AR for the august video!

[@terrybowers4192]

I’ve never fished Fort Gibson, but driven over it many times. Cool breakdown!

[@johnmadison7974]

Always a lot of good info! Thanks, Edwin! I don’t make it out there much but I love fishing Gibson!

[@sorendumar1958]

would you be able to break down some lakes up in northern Wisconsin? the lakes are small, and not many people fish them, but they are all natural, and the fishings a little different from down south (no shad). it would be sick if you could come up here and break down some lakes. Possibly even fish up here😁!!!!!! anyways. I love the videos and keep doing an awesome job!!!

[@jasond6948]

Great series, it's nice to know how you would choose where to fish. Choose a Georgia lake .

[@gregshelton4487]

Happy Fourth of July Edwin love these informational videos and I know if I can count on your info to start catching bass I can count on Optima to start my boat or truck😁🎣🎣🎣

[@nicvittorio7592]

Thank you for doing Caesars creek, such a hard lake to figure out especially in the summer!! Will use some of your advice.

[@petecook1611]

OPTIMA!! OPTIMA!! Like seeing u point out stuff on these contour maps that normally u wouldn't see or pay attention too Thanks Edwin!!! I need an OPTIMA LOL

[@kevinmckerlie9145]

For the August video I’d like to see the Columbia river! Specifically from the mouth of the Yakima river to the snake. Love these videos!

[@bobbyd.5449]

I really enjoy your breakdown of lakes. It helps to remind me of things at times and I've definitely learned a lot as well.. I would like for you to breakdown Tims Ford Lake in Franklin & Moore County TN.. tight lines!! 🤞 Come on new battery..I could definitely use one..

[@tedfegal8301]

Just started watching your videos and I sure have done so long ago. Really enjoy them and learning something new every time . Subscribed to your channel and looking forward for the next video. Thanks great job

[@AnthonyAdamsChevy]

Thank you so much for your advise, been fishing for just under a year and you have thought me so much!

[@bwell8120]

Hey bud thanks I live in Louisiana and a camp on Black river lake but fish everywhere I geaux love ur channel and always love ur help on the water!!!

[@danham3344]

Thanks Edwin, I love these! Learn things on every one whether they are like any of my lakes or not. Have you ever done Lake Almanor in Plumas & Lassen counties of NorCal? Beautiful big lake at over 5,000ft/elev known for it’s smallmouth but has a decent largemouth population at its shallower N/W end. Anyway, thanks again. You always do an amazing job on these videos.

[@davidmorris539]

Great Video Edwin! I cannot wait to use these tips to break down some of our lakes here in California!