dude has no clue...

Some of the best advice I could ever give him is to take that key with the "!" on it and toss it in the trash.

And you're right .... zero clue.

Guess there is no fish in Caddo

Or just about any lake in Florida

This 10lber didn't hear about the 10ft rule. 18" of water on a frog

That is a beautiful fish!

and a cool dog!

I never said all, and I never said all the time!

Most bass and most of the time, there are exceptions
The spawn, and fair stable fall weather!

And a lake like caddo they can’t find their preference, so they will adapt and scatter in the shallow cover or find deep holes to stay in or close to, and usually on a drop off even If it’s only a foot or less, deepest in that area of the lake
But deeper lakes most of the bass will be in schools (hundreds) in thier size range in deep water most of the time!

The few scattered fish you find in the shallows less than 10 feet are only 5 percent of the the fish in that lake!
Biological science and buck Perry not grub-er!

You are so wrong. But you just have to double down

but he only fishes the backs of creeks from a small boat... 30ft deep backs of creeks Guber?

If I was new to bass fishing Gruber would have me confused as hell.

I don’t like it either that most bass are deep most of the time, my preference is shallow and fishing cover docks etc.
I cut my teeth on farm ponds and small lakes fishing the banks, but you can’t change the science or the fishes nature, and it’s not my opinions but buck Perry who fished almost everyday for 50 years

KVD (one of your hero’s) fishing the elite 50 at Lewisville caught an 11 pounder, it was between 30 and 35 feet deep!
Even the pro’s prove buck Perry was right!

I’m confused. Should I only fish in 30FOW with 6# line and 1/8 oz ? How long does 1/8 oz take to reach 30 ft?

I need lots of help here