Good info. Thanks!

Great series with Todd.

Hmm movement every 3 to 6 weeks kinda makes me think about the lunar tables or am I crazy. Bet if he cross referrenced that itd make since why they suddenly move. Yes your welcome I'm a genius. Haha

Thank you, Ken. We appreciate what you do for us fishermen. You rock!!

Regards, Bart Armstrong - Lake Fork

Like Ken said, this stuff is fascinating !

I can't wait to hear more about the tracking as the seasons go by.

Great info Ken! Makes me wonder with the big fish staying in the shallow weedy cover with surface temps of hi-80's what the temp may be under the canopy.

Great info! Are the any updates or differences between the fish being tracked on Toledo vs. Fork? Unless I missed it in one of the videos I haven't heard anything about the Fork fish being tracked.

Forgot to mention I've caught a ton of fish at Monticello in the summer when the surface temp was 102. The fish were down near the bottom in 20-25 feet near the intake for the plant. Bass are amazingly adaptable creatures and can tolerate a wide range of temps if they have enough oxygen.

I think it's similar to pad fish. I've always felt they were a different bass. They just like the shallow stuff. Often they'll be in 2ft under pads in 95 degree weather. Also, could be a perch spawn in that area the fish was taking advantage of. I've noticed it's pretty common to have 1-2 big fish hang around perch beds well into the summer

Enjoyed the series, thanks Ken! Validates a lot of John Hopes old studies.

Did you ever have a chance get fall tracking information?