Now, does that same thinking apply when you're looking at big bodies of water and where to start, or how do you break down a complex system with shallow basins, deep basins, neckdowns, you know, all those different types of habitat, like, you know, Vermilion, Lake of the Woods, a lot of the Canadian shield water has.

There is sort of a dynamic shift, um, Obviously, spring, summer, and fall.

You know what I mean? Midsummer, so a lot of the fish are actually positioned out onto classic main lake structures, meaning specific sunken humps, large underwater main lake points is really key at this time of the year.

You're not fishing like early season.

You could be catching them in back bays and, you know, a shallower water basin areas where those fish spawned in whatever earlier in the season for feeding earlier.

And as the water gets warmer and warmer, the fish are starting to push out towards these deeper main lake basins out of anywhere at this particular time of the year.

You know what I mean? A lot of the fish are shifting into these big outside, those bigger main lake points and structures out there.

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