issamhay Posted August 29, 2007 Report Posted August 29, 2007 (edited) Just a quick question do bass generally stay in deeper water during the summer and transition to shallower water as fall comes in? Also ive noticed in kempenfelt bay atleast ina location ive found during the afternoon there is practically no bass weather it be rock, SM, or LM however as evening sets in we start getting hits like crazy especially from huge rockbass, so do bass stay in deeper water during the afternoon and move to shallower water in the evening and right into the morning? Edited August 29, 2007 by Simcoe Fisherman
OhioFisherman Posted August 29, 2007 Report Posted August 29, 2007 I don`t think one answer would fit, sometimes covers it best. The water here in Ohio and up there really doesn`t get warm enough to be outside a bass`s normal comfort range. I have caught L/M 20 feet down in September on the Georgian, after getting up to ice on the edges of the bait bucket. Also got them in 2 feet at other times mid-day in the summer, same here. Water temp was still in the comfort zone for them, all I can see as a reason is food supply, bait fish moved, they followed. Just my opinion, you limit yourself if you only fish where you expect to find them. You need to be able to cover a variety of depths, bass can be unreliable. At night I usually fish shallow, the edges, less than 10 feet. Just easier to stay on targets though. Daytime I will hit areas shallow and deep. Smallies on Erie mid-summer I never wasted time shallow 15-25 first, then deeper.
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