There are many theories as to how to catch bass in moving water.
Opinions differ when talking about location, lure type, color selection and tidal charts.
In this article I will try to breakdown each component and allow you to decide for yourself what is best for your situation. Your first objective will be to eliminate as much water as possible from the location you are fishing. By this I mean that you must carefully study a map of the water and perhaps spend some time on the water without fishing. With a pencil I delete most mid-water areas and locations where the water is flowing at full speed. Now I am looking at both shorelines with all the feeder creeks, possible deltas from other streams, or small rivers that feed into the main waterway and shoreline detail such as docks, piers, stone or wood pilings, bridges, locks and heavy weed growth.