Just did a new video the other day incase anyone is interested. This is Part I in a 2-Part series I'm doing about Finding Fish. In this video, I take you through a detailed walkthrough of the steps I take in preparing for a day of fishing. Specifically, the steps I take in order to pinpoint areas of a lake that I suspect to find fish BEFORE I ever even get out on the water. Hopefully I'll have Part II edited within a few days. It will be a bit shorter and will discuss my fish-finding strategy once on the water...


Part II is further down in this thread...

Great video, some helpful information. Thanks

great information.

Thanks for sharing.

Good video do you fish Mead a lot? I started bass fishing on that lake and loved it. Can't believe how low the lake is these days. Do you live in Vegas?

Nice video! Very helpful!

Good work man!

No, I do not. I lived in Henderson, NV, in 2004 for about 2 months and that was it. I was able to fish it maybe 8-10 times. I now live in Austin. I just used Lake Mead as an example lake since I just happened to have a map of it, and have very little experience on it, and haven't fished it for about 9 years now.

Good info , thank you sir .

Biz,

You mentioned bass gold. I see there is a fee. Do you know if i Can get a list of the lakes before paying?

Thanks.

Good info!

Not sure if you can see a list of the lakes or not, but I don't think that's very important. You can generate a report on "lake type" as well as the actual lake name, so if they don't have a lot of info on the lake you're looking for yet, you can go a "lake type" report... and personally, I feel like those reports are sometimes more beneficial than the specific lake reports because they include A LOT of data from lakes that are just like the one you are trying to research. It can give you an even better idea of what to expect.

I finally got Part II together guys. For those who are interested... check it out...

excellent videos. Very good tips.

great video lots of helpful tips thanks!