Alright, I don't know if you can see this or not, but what I'm doing is, I know I'm not on the windy side of the lake, but I'm going to a point that I caught white bass at last night. The wind was the other direction, so I don't know if they're going to be here tonight, but I'm just looking for white bass. I don't know if you can see it or not. Take a screenshot. There's something here. I don't know if those are shad or fish. Let's get out there. Alright, and all we're doing here is just dropping the stones, feeling on the bottom of the fish are related at this point. Yeah I go. and then you can you can cast I'm casting up shallow and then my wife's just spooned straight down she's got a fish finder back there so she can look because my butt was always in the way of the other fish finders so she couldn't see it so anyway I put one back there what I get for your anniversary or what. Mother's Day so she can see her own fish and she'd rather fish straight down the cast so once she sees fish she fishes straight down and once you don't she cast or gets mad at me because we're not sitting over fish. You ready? Oh! Okay I think that was got some shoulders on it. All right I'm ready. Hello! What the hell you got such a long lead? We call that a staged double. Here's my lure or lure. Banks half outspain. I got 30 pounds of stream leader. It's catfish mono. Then I take the swivel and tie it up here. Take it off of the lure and I tie it up here that way I got a stiff line because if you just try to tie the braid straight to it as you're spooning a lot of times the braid is so limp it'll it'll the hook will jump up and catch your line and happens a lot less with mono. I'm sure I kill some of the action of the spoon and Banks is probably shaking their head right now if they're watching this but that's how I use it. It's a lot easier to use. I might miss a fish but my lure is in the water a lot longer than if I tried to straight to that braid. And she's got another one. In the ass. Another thing that I do if I lose the fish like I'm not seeing any fish on the screen now so I move the boat back and I'm seeing a few but one thing you can do instead of moving like a sea fish. If you're on anchor you can just cast the spoon. You know I can work a pretty good area from an anchor position just by casting and then pay attention to where you cast like okay I cast a white oak tree as I bring it back if I you know get a couple bumps I'll cast it that same spot again you know there might be a school of whites over there and I don't want to pick up my anchor or whatever so I'll just cast to it. Alright we're doing what we're going to do is my wife is never happy with a size of fish and we're going that she wants bigger ones so and there's bigger white bass in this lake. Usually when you get on a school they'll be similar size like these are small to medium size fish but they could have been a you know a school larger fish so we're leaving fish that'll bite to find a bigger school of fish but we probably thought I don't know 30-40 fish so it's cool if we move. We're just relocating to a different point where I caught white bass the other day and then the little bit of when we got his blow in this direction basically we're fishing a point you know a section of finger whatever a land that just out that has deep water all we're in. The bottom is kind of hard and it looks like looking at my screen there's some white bass that are sitting on the bottom not as many as the other place we're hoping that they're bigger. I'll take the screen shot here. There is this better. All right what we have here is a double with bass gods driving by going what are they doing in the middle of the lake fishing. Oh hammer this one I missed three bites. Four bites. I missed four bites and caught the fifth one. Anyway it's working this next this second school fish we found appears to be a little bit bigger. Okay I'm going down there. Yeah this is pretty great. You know most people fish for white bass you know they just wait till they see a bust and shout or something. I would rather fish for them when they're inactive because as you can see we've set over these fish. I don't know what we're on those for half an hour and they just stayed there. I mean shipped around a little bit but these are just staying here we've been here for five or ten minutes. She's caught on on how many fish and they're staying here but if they're roving around bust and shout at the surface or whatever they're not going to stay in one spot so I'd rather fish for them when they're inactive. There goes. And we're still banging them deep I mean I'm letting my spoon hit the bottom every time for you. Right on the bottom. I mean they're lifting up off the bottom but it's just easier to fish than ones that are on the bottom. You don't have to worry about if you're 12 feet down or 14 feet down just drop it down to 18 feet on the bottom. Just tap the bottom every time and get kind of a dance going and you feeling anything different at all. You know you feel a little tick when it hits it, pull up on it or if you don't feel it bottom out and tap the bottom of fish it's got it in it's mouth and it's swimming up. Set the hook. I got a fish. This is love right here. Hey look at this. Oh, vegetables. Honey, that's the wall. The hell?