Question ?

BassMoJo · 01-11-08, 12:52 PM

If a reservoir is low say 15-20 ft does this mean that the bass seek even deeper water further out from the shore therefore making it impossible to catch them from shore ...even though it can be pretty deep at the right points on the shore line even after losing that much water? Here some pics to get you thinking!

14ft of water gone....

Water should be a foot over that rock and I should be under water were im standing !

water should be up another 15-16 one of my honey holes ...the water still extends pretty deep down that ledge though ...is the still bass holding to that ? is my question it is a very LARGE rock point at the very tip of a cove i dont have numbers and how deep it was but before the drought im guessing 30-40 feet if not deeper

01-11-08, 12:52 PM	#1
BassMoJo BassFishin.Com Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Hampstead, MD Posts: 801	Question ? If a reservoir is low say 15-20 ft does this mean that the bass seek even deeper water further out from the shore therefore making it impossible to catch them from shore ...even though it can be pretty deep at the right points on the shore line even after losing that much water? Here some pics to get you thinking! 14ft of water gone.... Water should be a foot over that rock and I should be under water were im standing ! water should be up another 15-16 one of my honey holes ...the water still extends pretty deep down that ledge though ...is the still bass holding to that ? is my question it is a very LARGE rock point at the very tip of a cove i dont have numbers and how deep it was but before the drought im guessing 30-40 feet if not deeper

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