Posted By: tbates
When Graphing, What Do You Look For? - 08/13/16 07:58 PM
This is my first summer with a graph and I'm starting to understand it quite well. Sometimes I think I spend more time graphing than fishing so I can learn more. What I have found out that the when schooling bass that leave streaks on the screen are easy to catch. The ones sitting still and showing up like arches seems to be pretty tough and strike softly. I've also noticed some holding to structure, some suspended and very few just sitting on the bottom. I don't stop for ones and twos as I don't feel it's worth the time. Here is the funny thing, I don't really catch a whole lot in the deep zone unless they are really active.
So here is my question. Do you like to graph structure and fish it, or do you like to graph fish and target them. Not really sure if I'm making rookie mistakes by watching a screen all day...what's your thoughts?
So here is my question. Do you like to graph structure and fish it, or do you like to graph fish and target them. Not really sure if I'm making rookie mistakes by watching a screen all day...what's your thoughts?