How to find good bass fishing water in the hot Summertime!

[@interminablyperplexed4903]

This amazing legend is 81 years young...tons of knowledge and more energy than most people I know under 50. I'm listening Mr. Martin.

[@alexvelez2141]

No wonder I wasn't catching any bass . Always giving us knowledge. Thanks Roland

[@JuiCe5248]

I’ve watched quite a few pro fishermans KZbin channels, and Nobody does it better than Mr. Roland Martin! His attitude, knowledge and love towards bass fishing is awesome to watch.

[@pequenioedgarito3067]

Wow. This vid blew my mind and has changed the way I will fish, forever. A nature and science lesson applied to fishing. Will NEVER forget this lesson.

[@sonnyeast3862]

Roland Martin is simply a treasure trove of fishing information.Love the science aspect of it all.

[@ronpearce7198]

Funny you brought up tasting the water for salinity. Family has fished Flamingo in Everglades National Park since before it was a park. As a kid and into my adult life when I fished the back country and got way up into the headwaters tasting the water was exactly how you knew whether you were going to catch bass or saltwater fish. Often some species of saltwater fish like tarpon and snook would make that transition and you caught them right along with the bass. Still holds true today. Retired up to north central Florida and now fish all these little lakes and everything you say is so true. The health of a lake is so important and all you have to do is be observant to what is around you. As you know we did not have all these fancy electronics and technology and stuff growing up. It was a learning process. Not far behind you in age and have followed you all along, long before the Internet, you are an inspiration to us "older" guys. Keep it up.

[@travisbruno1988]

Science was my best subject in school a+ every year so your not boring me at all keep on going Roland i can listen to this for hours

[@ryanbuckley3314]

Hey Roland, I loved the deep dive. I know they might not be as popular but there are those of us who really appreciate it. Thanks for the videos.

[@hbarwickjr]

Another excellent non boring teaching video by my favorite fisherman! I'm going to get one of those wonderful PH and water temperature toys! Thanks Roland! Folks, Jimmy Houston is another longtime favorite. For more great fishing tips and a great startup, search and subscribe to his daily Catch Of The Day program here on KZbin. You will be blessed there too!

[@dondouglas3377]

I have wondered why I can catch guality bass from feb. Thru early may and when its really heats up here in Texas then the fish disappear! Gone or have lockjaw! You made so much sense. I fish the State Park just a few miles from my house and when they pick back up in mid Oct. The fight is on! Thanks for explaining it so a retired brickmason can check temps and check for baitfish. Keep up the informative shows cause other shows showus how many fish they can catch but dont really explain why. Love your channel and I'm always lookinng forward to them.

[@adammitchell3462]

I love that type of shirt that roland is wearin...very comfortable,very versatile in a variety of conditions and plenty of pocket space. I own lots of them and the long sleeve versions are killer!

[@ibanez2010]

Congrats on the 150k subs. You really are one of the best fishing channels on YT!

[@larrymor]

It’s not confusing. Just good sense.

[@ryanmichael3497]

Love this video!! More science related content is welcome.

[@SuperBlazain]

This type of knowledge is exactly why Roland is the only person to win Bassmaster Angler of the Year 9 times! Something nobody has done since!

[@travisbruno1988]

Ive been catching more bass then ever and in record time rite now in NJ i love this time of year. Thanks Roland we appreciate you teaching us. Godspeed

[@wesleybigham1]

This made so much sense, everything you explained was probably why I didn’t have the best luck fishing the other day. I was fishing a spot where I KNOW fish are at, but because of the water temperature they just didn’t want to bite, very lethargic! Hey by the way I spent time in Maryland, I was at Ft. Meade for Military training. Thanks for the video Mr. Martin!

[@wesarchibald7373]

I love the fact that you're into science my great uncle Dr Robert Andrew Milliken was a nuclear physicist and he received the Nobel prize in 1923 for discovering how to measure the energy of the electron in the atom and so you can get as scientific with me as you like I love it everything you do is extremely informative and I've learned so much from you please keep up the good work! All the best to you sir!

[@johnnyb5521]

Hello Roland Happy Wednesday!!

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

Thank you so much for sharing your information sir and you really made it very simple sir to remember. God bless you Roland and God bless you sir. 🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊😊😊

[@levittecox3162]

This explains a lot about bass' preferred locations. Thanks Roland.

[@furkanbalci4817]

Greets from Germany Roland. Wished we would go perch fishing here in the Rhine river

[@aaronwoodley9624]

Very interesting 👌👍 thanks Roland!!

[@troybidez931]

That’s a really good one Roland.

[@GeoFishing]

On a roooollll Mr. Martin. Keep releasing those vids 📸

[@fishingwithkevin]

Yoo ROLAND!!! A LIVING LEGEND! 💯💯💯🎣🇺🇲🥊

[@JecAudioThR33]

Roland is a freaking scientist too..a fish scientist..

[@seebassdubs1385]

The Legend dropping some science on us. Thank you sir.

[@randygilbert150]

Great video. Always good information. Keep them coming! 🇺🇸

[@1126robert]

Legend! 💪

[@johngaruccio7897]

Great info Roland keep them coming

[@McGerkFish65Outdoors]

Good lesson in Basic Limnology Roland.

[@sarahslye2726]

Great information

[@devinpaice3794]

What an epic video 🔥

[@michaelgraves5188]

Thank you Mr. Martin! Sure do love what you do.🙏❤️

[@ChewinFat]

Amazing video Roland, I’m here in Okeechobee and wanted to know your thoughts on the spraying they are doing all around the lake. With what you said about decaying plant matter using up the O2 in the water wouldn’t the decaying plant matter from the spraying cause the depletion of O2 levels in that area? I live on the canal that connects to the back side of Nubbin Slough and have noticed when they don’t spray the fish in in the canal is a lot more active but after I see them spraying the fishing is completely dead and takes like a couple of months before the fish seem to turn back on. Until this video I never thought about the decaying g plant matter in the water effecting the O2 levels but now I firmly believe this is what’s effecting the fishing around my home. Also was curious if you had any good tips for talapia fishing as far as baits and rigs, the canal I’m speaking of is absolutely slap full of them but they seem finicky on what they will eat.

[@davispetit2606]

Wow. Such a wealth of info😎❤😎

[@J-Rod73]

Love love love the science. Good stuff, thank you.

[@UM_Brandon83]

Roland Come see me let me get you into some new digital equipment!! Awesome info i learned something forsure!! I guessed oh of about 6.5 to 8 would be about right!!. Im in the water utility Buisness id love to work with lowrance, or someone coming up with ideas, they should incorporate a ph, and do meter into the transducer that would be awesome!! I need to patten that!! 🤣🤣

[@jimlayton8642]

thank you,

[@tonyking6424]

Pure Legand.

[@johnnorris7751]

Good information thanks

[@mattclemons8791]

Hey Roland, I love these videos. I’m a local fisherman only 30 mins from head waters. If you ever need a fishing buddy one day let me know. I’d love to learn some stuff from you. I’m new to competitive fishing and these videos help a lot.I’ll take off work in a heartbeat!

[@lkeith88]

Well my trip tomorrow will consist of post several days rain, high water but not flood stage, most likely everywhere will look like chocolate milk and shallow water temps will probably be abive 80*. Still......beats the hell out of work.

[@jasonw2696]

you need to read the instructions on your infrared thermometer please. There's a certain range for it to be the most accurate.

[@kevincarris3375]

What's going on Roland

[@mikebailey2119]

Roland, very interesting information on what water bass prefer. I have one of those temperature gauges but never thought about using it to test the temperature. I have a 1985 skeeter and I need something to put more oxygen in the livewell. What would you suggest?🎣🐟🦌🦃

[@roberttrains8696]

Good video Roland are you back in Florida Robert

[@chetyoder]

Tried to follow along but being half in the bag dont help

[@bassneckfishing2505]

Is maybe somebody can invent a oxygen Is reader on a Fish Finder

[@jackglockstar]

Roland please check your comments and emails! I'm not getting any response from your fishing with Roland email, Judy I think is her name. Come on son you're killing me!

[@BPack943]

Great information