Put together a video offering some tips on locating, catching, and keeping shad alive in the summer time. Most of you may know "all the secrets" but there were a few things I learned last year and this year that nobody every told me that made it so much easier to locate these fish. I hope this helps others think of where catchable shad may be in their lake that they perhaps haven't thought to look.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV2TX0vpil4

Great advice Clay. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoy your videos.

Great tips!

Yea buddy!

Thanks Clay....keep up the good work! Your videos are fantastic!

I appreciate the feedback you guys!

Awesome video. Looks like I need to go buy a bait tank and learn to catch shad. Thanks for putting this video together, it�s the most helpful one I�ve seen yet on shad. You do a great job on all of your videos.

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the feedback. I�m certainly no expert but just eager to share what little I know.

If you invest in a bait tank and the effort of fishing with shad you won�t regret it! It has done so much for my fishing success! I am a firm believer it�s just overall easier to feed hybrids rather than trick them most of the year but a large part of it is angler preference....Yes you can catch them on crank baits and downriggers but after the experience and excitement of shad fishing I took my downriggers off my boat lol. When they are biting artificials via casting or slabbing that�s a blast too and hard to beat but I feel I have spent far more effort trying to trick them into biting rather than just feed them shad. Just my two cents.