@dog8

Summer is prime time for lure fishing, but rising temperatures can make fish more selective. To increase your chances, fish early in the morning or late in the evening when water is cooler and fish are more active. In bright daylight, target shaded areas, drop-offs, or deeper water. Use topwater lures like poppers or frogs near vegetation to provoke explosive strikes, especially from bass. For deeper waters, soft plastics or jigs work well. Match your lure size and color to local baitfish—natural tones often outperform flashy colors in clear summer water. Speed also matters: start with faster retrieves, but slow down if bites are scarce. Be patient, adjust your presentation, and observe fish behavior. In summer, success comes from reading conditions and staying flexible with your approach.

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