I have spent probably 10 to 20,000 hours of my life fishing docks. And when I watch other people fish docks around me, it blows my mind how many fish you could have caught. If you took the time to actually know how to fish a dog. You too? Yeah. That's a good one. Welcome back to Turner Fish and this is Steven Turner. I know that intro is kind of a little cringeworthy, a little like what are you talking about Steven? I've put in a fish off docks. That's awesome. Good for you. I'm probably going to get comments like that down below. But these are for the people that I see a lot of people watch my videos and they go fish these docks that I fish in the videos, which I'm perfectly fine with. By all means, I'm going to catch you, I'm lemon of fish, put some food on your table because that's what this channel is about. That's why you should hit that red button down there because I want to teach you how to catch more lemons. But let's just let's deep dive into this in the clips in today's video. You know how we do these videos. I'm going to explain what I'm doing, how I'm doing it, and then I'm going to show you an example of what I'm talking about. Alright, so we're going to take this trusty container. This is going to be our dock. Let me grab a jig. Actually, I'm going to grab a buzzing toad, not release yet, catching some big ones on it though. Just so you can see it better. This is your floating dock. Alright, now the end over here is connected to the bank just so you can see everything. When I watch people fish docks, they get up to the dock, they're going to throw to it and let it come back. They get on the other side, throw to it, let it come back, throw to it and let it come back. Now you may catch fish. Big tip, big tip coming up, hit the smash the like button, like it owes you money. Go hit it. When you do this, it works. When it's overcast conditions and early in the morning, let me repeat that. Overcast conditions, early in the morning, you want to stay away from the dock and throw to the dock because the fish will be actually outside of the dock feeding. Best time, early in the morning before the sun gets up or overcast conditions. Now, once you get a little sun on the water, things change. But that doesn't mean that you can't go out here like I do in this video and actually get them to bite. What do the fish do when the sun comes out? Simple questions, simple answer. The fish are up under this floating dock. They're under here. You know, this floating dock, you can't skip. It has no holes in it. You can't take it a long hole and drop in a hole like we've been doing on one of the docks down and, you know, only late. But we talk about that right now. Alright, so the fish are here. How do you get to them? That's what I don't see people doing. The sun is, it's noon and the sun's way up in the sky. They're throwing. Let me come back. Let me come back. They'll throw down the side of it. Let it come back to come down the side, which you, that will catch fish, which I'm going to explain. But when they're under here, this is how you catch them. This is the whole point of the whole video. Pay attention guys. Here we go. When the fish are under the dock, you have three ways to catch them. Number one, I made a video about this in the past. You can go check it out on the video. I don't even remember the name of it. We've done made a bunch of videos. We're almost at 10,000 subscribers. Unreal. So literally you take your long pole and you stick it under here and you catch them. You literally ram your whole pole under the dock. That's one way to get to them. Now, is it fun? No, because if the wind's blowing, it's really hard not to mess up your rod doing it. But, you know, if you have a live scope, it works because you can actually see that you're in the right spot. For two way to catch these fish that are under this dock, you have no way to skip it, no way to do anything. Wait for the wind to be blowing. Simple right? When the wind starts blowing, you take your 164 ounce crappy man jig head. Throw you on a little menna, a little staker, something. And if the fish are here, you throw down the dock to here. Right there. And what if the wind is blowing into the dock here? Not the wind's blowing here, you can do it on the opposite side. But you got wind blowing into the dock here. You throw your jig past the dock. The wind is going to push the 164 ounce jig head. That's why we love these small jig heads. The wind is going to push it under this dock as it's falling back to you. And it's going to be right there and that strikes on them. And that's how I was catching them in this video. Now, the third way to catch them is almost just like the wind. If you have current in your lake, you literally throw into the current and let the current wash your jig upon their dock. Now, you know, that may be simple enough for you, but it could be, you know, confusing. But all right, I'm going to break down the dock in the day's video right now. So, as you can see from the picture, that's above my voice. We have two poles right here. All right, and we've got a floating dock. The fish were positioned behind these two poles, but they were under the dock. So the only way I could target them is to skip way up under this pontoon boat lift thing. And I would have to go past the other pole to give my jig enough time to fall and wash, rotten their face. And that's how we were catching these fish. We were fishing extremely clear water. The wind was blowing about eight to ten mile an hour. And I was using the color blue, which just released on the website. It's an extremely natural color. You've got a lot of fraud and everything hatching right now. It's a killer color, guys. And like clear water. That's probably my go to color now is blue. The little menna and the little sneaker on the website right now. Go order you some gravy some 164 ounce jig heads. Enjoy today's clips of skipping way up under this dock and letting the wind push my jig under here and catch them. Get out there. Stop fishing these docks like a total. I don't even know. Get these limits in your boat guys. And I'll catch y'all on the. Something I learned a lot off you two too. Yeah. Hmm. That's a good one. I think it's a good one. I got a Hitchhaw right there. Hitchhaw. Eh now over there you go okay. More was not doing more in there. As you please. Aw watch out, that's the billings my circle around here. See what I mean for the boat right now? Oh boy, it turns out to be sup cast. 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