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In this video Andrew and Eric head out onto Pontiac lake in Oakland county to try and find a few bass. We try deep then shallow before we finally find a few.
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[@timothyturner2165]

What is considered deep and shallow for you on the lakes you normally fish? I usually get back up to MI each summer and try to go fishing a few times.

[@Hogsnacks]

Shallow for me is shoreline to about 5 feet. Deep for me is pretty much determined by where the weeds start growing. The exception is on rare occasions when I'm chasing smallies over 40-50 foot of water. Those fish aren't really related to anything they just roam around and you pretty much have to scope em. Hopefully this answers your question. Thanks for watching!

[@timothyturner2165]

@@Hogsnacks Thanks. Makes sense. I now live in North GA and fish highland reservoirs. Shallow is anything less than 20 feet. Deep is 20 to 40 feet depending on time of year.

[@Hogsnacks]

Yeah no need to be that deep necessarily here on most Michigan lakes. Let me know next time you are in the area and I'll see if I can get you a better lay of the land!

[@timothyturner2165]

@@Hogsnacks I was born near Bay City but grew up in Grand Haven on the west side. Still have a sister in Grand Rapids and a brother in law closer to Kalamazoo. Most of my fishing growing up was on Lake Michigan as my dad loved salmon and perch fishing. Personally I like the inland lakes better so that's what I do when I go back to western MI.

[@Hogsnacks]

I'm a fan of the inland lakes too. Don't mind St. Clair but only on occasion because that lake will whoop up on you. Thanks for watching and let me know how you do on your next trip to these parts!