Where Bass Go in the Winter and When to Fish Them

[@SparksFlyin]

This is the easiest explanation I’ve ever heard for winter bass! Mark is great!

[@ClearLakeFishingTV]

Mark has a great way of teaching and explaining concepts. Thanks for the great video!

[@catboyzee]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge and experience, just what I needed to know.

[@mikecollins2476]

This actually made alot of sense. I caught a couple last week on small swimming flukes and they inhaled them. It was 30 degrees out and windy but they were right up on the bank warming or something

[@annabond9469]

Yeah.😅

[@Bass_Fishing_101]

Fishing early November in New England we found bass surprisingly shallow. Dark bottoms were the pattern, and the ledge that mark describes can be shallow too. It was a matter of light penetration more than temperature it seemed.

[@grizzlysquatch9874]

Lol season is essentially over for me in mass. The super cold mornings that start in November have frozen up the banks, pockets, and lay down areas.

[@MiFishynn]

@@grizzlysquatch9874 it's all open in michigan rn for at least next couple weeks them have to head north far

[@FishingWithCotton]

I knew this but the way you explained it was right on point!

[@Wired2Fish]

Mark has a way of communicating. Thanks for watching!

[@johnbutler307]

Thanks for all your info.

[@tutorfishingchannel]

Good tutorial about fish,.i like this channel..👍

[@cpk2GIRL]

These insights are TOP NOTCH! Thank you.

[@razr199]

Thanks Mark

[@clintwilliams3096]

Great info. Thanks

[@kenwhittaker4972]

Interesting. Thank you.

[@arf0r3ju4n8]

Very simple explanation for a new angler I got em in the summer and fall this winter will be a challenge I'm sure but this helps thanks

[@brown80reb]

Ned rig been working in Chattanooga TN

[@MiFishynn]

What do I do for michigan... please give me some better idea

[@BigStankyFish]

Lol I'm sorry I might be a bit stoney but all I heard was pack a lunch, bring a couple of beers, and go out early all day.

[@jhide333]

Haha me too!! When are me and you going fishing together? 😂

[@annabond9469]

No. It didn't say a word about that!

[@stephenlawson6107]

I agree.. best time to fish: early morning, mid-day and sunset.. All day 😂

[@christrox9754]

Early morning mid day and just before dark 😂😂😂 just say all day 😂

[@RR-yj7in]

Does this strategy work fishing in the midwest region?

[@highjenks3d]

Mark knows his sh**!

[@Wired2Fish]

The bass professor!

[@annabond9469]

Good explanatoin of fishing 😅

[@annabond9469]

Yes

[@davidbrown-55]

Gd stuff, live video coming?

[@doggmansnapperdude3405]

So I guess even if the deepest point in your reservoir is 8 ft then they still go there

[@russwilliams484]

What do you mean they can't see at night to feed? That's why I catch some of my biggest bass in night tournaments during the summer? 😆

[@toddtso4056]

you answered your own question. key word: summer.

[@russwilliams484]

@@toddtso4056 So explain to me the difference

[@toddtso4056]

bc bass are lethargic during the colder months. they’re not gonna be chasing food the way they do during the summer months, where they can do that during the day & night bc of warmer water temps.

[@russwilliams484]

@@toddtso4056 Gotcha, now that makes since.

[@alphazeke]

Can’t see at nite👀

[@ThePisangpower]

Where chipmunk go??

[@Wired2Fish]

Off to hibernate!

[@tt-zs4su]

Lol just go watch matt Stephen's winter video. Basically, in winter, bass feed in warmest time. Wtf this guy fish opposite... wow

[@josemanuelpalomares9687]

Hi from spain ( europe).i tried fishing bass at winter but never i got it. ,the problem is the lake ,no too much deepth,where are bass at winter? There are only grass and brush on water