The hot weather has got the thermocline setting up at around 25', So you want to intersect the structure a 20'to 25' and look for the sweet spots within the spot, When you find them they will be stacked up. On cloudy days and early and late in the day they will suspend up in the water column at around 15'and you can catch them on the count down method with a jig or spoon, And on sunny days it will push them to the bottom and use a c-rig,Jig and a flutter spoon.
I will be giving a seminar at Diamond sports marine next Saturday on using the countdown method on suspended fish it is a great way to catch them in July and August.
Here are a few pics of some deep water bass me and my customers have caught this summer.










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Very nice Mark!

Atta Boy P!!!

Mark, when was the photo of Jamie taken? If he's here for his annual deal, ya'll need a rematch where he caught his new PB last summer.

p.s. - you coulda at least included my 23.875 incher from a few weeks ago in that set.

Jamie fished with me this past Fri and Sat.
I posted your pic it is the last pic I don't know why it didnt show, let me try it again.

Big'uns Boy

Call him out why don't-cha Chris.. LOL.. Nice. (Great fish bud)

Super healthy looking fish,all of them. !!! Fantastic guide job Mark, well done indeed.

I struggled a little last week out deep honestly.

Nice bunch of fish Mark

Pack is a stud and a fun guy to fish with!

Alright lets stir this chit up!!! Im calling BS!!! That aint Packs boat...Trail boat???

Nice ones.

Your soft plastics are the best on the market, in my opinion.

There you go again, Stax...


Nice bug-eyed beasts, Mark..

Good stuff Mark, thanks!

That would be Dr. Hook's 2012 FX. He wanted some deep water electronics instruction on his Birds, so we took his boat and Pack worked his electronics majic. Got Hook's birds set up the way they should be, and taught us both some more about interpreting what we see on our electronics.