How to FIND BASS in the Summer

[@billreid4597]

Thanks Bradley, great job

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you liked it Bill.

[@scottjaworskifishing1598]

Great Info...Thanks

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks

[@robpatterson2441]

Great info! Thx!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad it helped

[@12ernie]

Great video! Really helps alot!

[@jshirks]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@phenglee6084]

Awesome info and I like your ending, including what lures to use. Keep it up!

[@mikedaley2882]

Well done mr hallman.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Mike

[@coydixon3005]

This video is the Juice...

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Coy glad it helped you.

[@quengodfrey6555]

Brad thanks for the video. It is very educational. But for a lake that is mainly 1-6 ft with a few deep spots and the boat channel is the creek or river.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Sounds like a natural lake?

[@quengodfrey6555]

Bradley Hallman yes caddo lake was a river that was dam up. The deepest part of the lake is around the dam and the main lake has a deep spot. But for the most part a flat

[@joshuanewsome5298]

A wiper is a cross between a hybrid and a rock fish

[@joshuanewsome5298]

Hybrid and wiper are 2 different species

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Check it out! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_striped_bass

[@bobbyswain7049]

Oh.......thats good stuff right there boys and girls

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you like it!

[@jeremypatrick5213]

Great video headed to Lake Cumberland July 12th can't wait to put this to use

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Awesome 😎 I hope it helps ya Jeremy!

[@danielbalaba386]

These videos on lake break downs are awsome probably the best content I’ve seen on youtube, really appreciate the details you put in your videos. Could you do a break down on a tidal system one of these days, maybe the Cal Delta? Thx!

[@funywuny]

There is a difference in hybrid white bass and stripped bass. Hybrids patterns are broken generally on the top section of the body striped bass is straight through! both fight very different and you can distinguish them easily!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Yes I understand but I was referring to Wipers! Depending on where you are from you may not have heard this term?

[@texasAUtiger]

I'm a recent viewer and subscriber. I think these general concepts on lake breakdown are very helpful and will be wildly popular. I know a bunch of people will ask you to break down their specific lake, but way more helpful than that is the general concepts that you use to do so. PLEASE keep doing these "big picture" and "fundamental idea" videos! You have a new fan, Bradley!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Tex! Glad you stumbled upon my channel. Appreciate the feedback and support!

[@randybarger8649]

Thanks god bless you idk.why it is so easy for me to understand your teaching and go pratice and pratice again and get better but it works thanks again for teaching . I know its alot of work on you and time so thanks buddy

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Randy. Appreciate the feedback

[@docgillygun9531]

To me. Take home points. In the summer stay with big river channels particularly if two rivers merge, bump up next to a point and have access to a spawning flat and decent cover of some sort.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Your on the right track Doc!

[@lancemabry6707]

I love the series. Wish you would do Douglas Lake in East TN for Dog days. Lake gets super tough!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

I know it does I will keep this in mind next breakdown video o do. Thanks for the support

[@lancemabry6707]

@@BradleyHallmanFishing yes sir the 615 boys gotta back each other!

[@mikebrowning2431]

so interesting to see you breakdown a lake that you haven't been on and nail the juice right off the bat. Cant wait to see what you look at on the mid lake section. All the baits you mention are what they are throwing here, been big weights caught all spring! Learning a ton from your videos, Thanks for breaking this lake down!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Mike appreciate the feedback as always. Just dropped part 2

[@terrytriton2265]

I would say thats the best video you have done. Thats very helpful.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thank you 🙏

[@eddiebrownfishing4077]

Appreciate the knowledge!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Appreciate you watching Eddie!

[@Fastbreak27]

Thanks Bradley. I live on a highland lake in eastern ky with standing timber. Looking forward to part 2.

[@bassmedic]

I'm in the same area. Live close to Laurel and woods creek.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Probably release it Thursday

[@Fastbreak27]

Bradley Hallman Just curious. You do any night fishing in the summer on highland reservoirs? That would be another video idea for you. There isn’t a ton of good night fishing videos and it’s extremely popular in this area.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Just dropped part two

[@mikegardiner3934]

Good stuff BH!!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Mike

[@thomashall1726]

Can you break down Lake Cumberland???? Please

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

I’m thinking I may do a fall breakdown for Cumberland for all the Toyota boys coming this year

[@thomashall1726]

Bradley Hallman thanks that would be awesome but dad and i struggle mostly in summer time on Cumberland but I’ll still look forward to a fall video thanks buddy

[@JimGLopez67]

Right - I dident Know what a wiper was till i moved out west , the fishing is way different out west then being in the mid west . good info to know ,thanks

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks James

[@dylanadams9264]

Awesome!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Dylan.

[@davidstoner1881]

Enjoyed the video. Always striving to learn more Thank you for the education. Looking forward to the next video

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks David!

[@DubH46]

This info is so underrated and underutilized. I'm still learning and so I appreciate this so much. I'm a bank fisherman trying to learn the other 90% of lakes. Lol

[@jonk.4384]

Agreed, these videos are really insightful for someone who has never used electronics.

[@DubH46]

@@jonk.4384 Yep, and sadly that's me. I'm soaking these in. Lol

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad y’all are enjoying the videos! I just dropped part 2!

[@jerrykeller4394]

Will you do a breakdown of lake Greers Ferry in Arkansas

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

That’s a pretty lake and a tough one to fish! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@fishingTG]

East Tennessee Lakes???

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Watts Bar?

[@lightlinefishing9179]

So where would you go with top water ?? In the pockets off main river channel? Or points

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Main lake flats or around those islands in the main lake arms.

[@charlesgresham4114]

Thanks Brad. Looking forward to part 2!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Probably release it Thursday

[@jasonmitchell5555]

Had no idea Truman was that big. Thank you for the video.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

It’s massive, and thank you

[@daviddawson5136]

Truman might be a highland lake but it doesn’t fish like table rock. Not much of a deep lake, fishes shallow

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks David appreciate the feedback

[@areddfishing7473]

Can you do a break down of summer bass on rivers???????

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

This might help you, kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5vHe3ana6uKn7M

[@adamcrane7807]

On lakes that are muddy or murky year round do you feel like bass stay pretty shallow all year? If so what range would you think? For example you probably aren’t fishing 20 ft deep in a dirty water lake in summer?

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

That’s usually correct Adam. Water color has a lot to do with depth at which they will live along with bait, forage, and oxygen. There’s a lot to it but muddy water keeps them shallow and tight to cover!

[@adamcrane7807]

Bradley Hallman awesome thanks 🙏

[@josephfleischauer8051]

Have you broken down a lowland reservoir? Check out the Fox Chain of Lakes in northeastern Illinois. I’d love to hear how you’d pick it apart. It takes 15 to 17 pounds to win over the summer and confuses 90 percent of the bass fisherman, even the locals get flustered sometimes.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Might have to, some of the ones I’ve done on small Oklahoma lakes would be pretty similar

[@josephfleischauer8051]

As an added bonus. I am pretty sure the fox waterway is one one busiest inland waterways in the country. Boat traffic is insane on the weekends. Would be a cool breakdown. On another note. I Love the videos, especially when you showed mark how to catch em on thunderbird. Hah!

[@stevesteve4350]

Yes the hybrids are the same as the wipers I'm in Wichita. Unbelievable educational show.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you liked it !

[@scottclark1168]

Once again another great video,cant wait to hear u breakdown the standing timber,not that I have much of it around d me but I like to learn all I can,oh and I got my BFE's and i love them they look awsome cant wait to try them out👊

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Let me know how you do with them !

[@scottclark1168]

You got it buddy

[@cjinbeastmode3101]

Can you break down Belton Lake in Belton Texas

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Belton would be a good one for the future.

[@ScruffyCityFishing]

This video is awesome! Thanks for the insights. I fish Cherokee lake here in East Tennessee quite a bit. The shallow water near the channel swings or flats immediately makes me want to go try a few new spots.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Let me know how it goes? We will be back there this fall!

[@seanodell5133]

Hey Bradley, just stumbled across your channel a couple days ago. I am really enjoying your video's and learning a lot. I watched you whack my home lake, Lanier back in 2018. Would love to see you talk about how you broke it down and what adjustments you made during prefish/ tournament . Kepp up the great work

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks Sean! I have thought about going over some of my past tournaments. Thanks for the feedback man

[@paultaylor2793]

Dam near pay for a breakdown of Arbuckle lake man,learning alot from you man,thanks

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Lol how much we talking ?

[@paultaylor2793]

@@BradleyHallmanFishing dam near a 30 pack lol

[@Redeye112448]

Thanks Bradley for another great, informative video. You and Andrew are the best in sharing useful info. One or two of your running mates that do these, weellll, not quite so good, too much whining & complaining about other anglers and rambling on & on with non-stop gibberish. You and Andrew are great, thanks.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thank you glad you like it!

[@scottedwards6117]

Looks alot like my home lake of Wedowee Al. Please get episode 2 up soon. I'd like some advice on it. I can catch the occasional bigger fish here or there but I need to get a better pb

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Just dropped part 2

[@kendalllunsford775]

Great stuff Bradley.......... Love how you break this part of the lake down for summer patterns........... Keep them coming....... and thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge....!!!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you like them!

[@lukerouthfishing1505]

If you dont get to truman much you should its 🔥🔥

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Never been there. I have heard about throughout the years! How come no big tournaments?

[@lukerouthfishing1505]

@@BradleyHallmanFishing man there isnt many tournaments on it period. Joe bass team trail is the biggest event on it. In the spring it was unreal guys were having 70 80 fish days and catching all the 3lb fish you wanted. It was that way middle of march through may

[@leeyarbrough9636]

Great video , I do have one question , the fish in pickwick are floating around in the channel where the bait is an they are really hard to catch they are not in cover or on bank , how would one catch them fish , maybe swimbait or something it’s tough trying to catch them.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Suspended fish on the TVA system! That’s a video in itself. Techniques that work are swimbaits, stoking a jig, fluttering a spoon, and stroking a big worm! Those are the tried and true ways but nothing is guaranteed.

[@leeyarbrough9636]

Bradley Hallman thanks for the reply , about same thing Iv be doing woowee it’s tough down here since they are not running much water thanks again.

[@mikephillips8960]

Great video and appreciate you sharing you insights.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you like them

[@bassmedic]

Some good info I can use to break down some of my local lakes. Would be something if you could look at laurel lake in southern Kentucky and give a short rundown of it.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Have had a few requests for that area, I’ve done some on watts bar

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks for the feedback and will keep this in mind next one.

[@kylekimbrell1095]

Awesome series!!!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Glad you like them

[@ericg.5316]

Great video! Exactly my summer game plan on Toledo. Im always on or close to the main river channel or deep creek channel.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

River Channel plays and it amazing how easy it is to get off of it.

[@donaldrogers1550]

Great! I fish this lake a lot, it's always good to see it through new eyes! That one old bridge across the Osage was a suspended type, when they still used it, you could stop in the middle and feel it sway, so the locals called it the Swinging Bridge. Great content, can't wait for the next part!

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@derrickhouse7063]

Dang this video is the JUICE! Definitely shared this bad boy! I'm going to apply some of this information to my home lake Cherokee where Andrew won last year. That lake is my nemesis I can never really figure it out. I think my problem is the creeks, but after listening to you I'm thinking its just not enough current in them for summer fishing.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Let me know how you do! This definitely would apply there

[@OhKee12]

Great video sir, appreciate your time and effort on these videos! Also the wiper and hybrids are the same. I’ve just always called them hybrids. Should get a Mac easier for editing 👍💪

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Took me forever to learn what I have 😂

[@OhKee12]

Bradley Hallman what program are you using? Mac is easier.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Sony Vegas Pro!

[@OhKee12]

Bradley Hallman ahh I used that forever. Expensive but good, but glad I switched to Mac and final cut.

[@juiceistilted]

Michael lol what a great name for a dog, I have a Frank.

[@BradleyHallmanFishing]

Kids named all the dogs!

[@jerrylanglois7892]

Whole lotta talk, too much '' instruction ''... where is the fish catching ?