Fall Bass Patterns | Lake of the Ozarks

[@emoutdoors5661]

Great video! I fished the BBB this past October for the first time. Caught quite a few small ones and one 3.5# but not enough to cash a check. Found it to be very challenging to figure them out. Tried deep, shallow, main points, secondary points, back of fingers, docks. Mainly around the PB 2 area. Never really seemed to find em consistently but hoping to fish it again. I also enjoyed your dock fishing video, graphing brush piles, etc. 👍

[@ProfessorPottsy]

I was fishing on the gravois arm over Sept25tg through the 28th and the bite was pretty slow the first 3 days but it was pretty good on the 28th. They still seem to be more on the summer pattern but they’re definitely starting to corner the baitfish towards the shallower parts of certain coves. The very end on the right side of the gravois is really good right at that bend and then past it towards the shallows. It’s deep enough for them to have enough cooler water for if it’s hot, and then they’re really close to the shallows we’re literally millions of threadfin shad are.

[@user-em1oq5bi5j]

Love your content! Thanks for sharing all of the information on the lake.

[@JimGLopez67]

Lots of good points good job, 👍

[@jakeh5099]

Can you make a winter one from December to February

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

Yes, that’s in the works

[@davidegeland2380]

So when you say fall you mean Sept with 80 degree water? Or 70 degree water or October with 60 degree water?

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

Both. Early fall pattern and then the mid/late. This basically covers from 80 all the way down to mid 50s. Wide range and can vary from year to year on water Temps for the time of year.

[@davidegeland2380]

@@MidwestOutdoorExperience I tried the creeks in the coves this weekend on Truman. Both the bass and crappie are still stuck on hot summer pattern with 73 degree water. Trying to get something figured out for the bash this coming weekend.

[@MidwestOutdoorExperience]

@@davidegeland2380 Wish I had more experience on Truman to help you out. I'd stick with the out deep pattern primarily then since the weather should be holding pretty steady. Maybe checking the backs of the creeks periodically leading up to the bash.