The wind will also actually position the fish. They become somewhat more predictable. Competition for your favorite honey hole will be less on a windy day. And, on most lakes on windy days, the majority of fishermen are not where the majority of the active fish are. A careful analysis of the effects of wind on a fishery, and a thorough understanding of it will allow you to better utilize your time spent at the lake.
Wind is our friend.
When you team how to use it rather than fight it, your catching will improve. Wind and waves break up the surface, decreasing visibility by reducing light penetration. It also stirs up the sediment, and life, in the water. This in itself will make the bass more aggressive. By nature, bass will take advantage of any opportunity.