Follow along as Seth Feider prepares for his third career Bassmaster Classic.
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3. Find confidence in a bridge or two just in case that becomes a prevalent bite.
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4. Check the water color in different regions of the lake to see what changing conditions have altered.
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Feider made a couple quit stops to experiment in areas he hadn't fished this week.
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Eel grass has been one of the biggest fishing structures at Guntersville. It's also been a great water filter as Guntersville has maintained a solid water color even with heavy rains hitting the region.
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Feider experimented with open water areas and then got up close and personal with some shallow cover.
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Matted vegetation can hold fish through all water temperatures because it will hold heat and produce oxygen for fish in the area.
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A spinnerbait is always a great spring time lure. This one had a hammered gold willow leaf.
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I have to admit, it's good to see another angler reeling with his left hand since that's my go-to.
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He rearranged some rods. This was a key bait at the 2019 Bassmaster Classic that Ott DeFoe won. Feider gave it a try for a few minutes.
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A keeper, but nothing that he believes will win him the Bassmaster Classic.
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He covered some water and put some miles on his BassCat/Mercury combo today.
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Feider had his Humminbird graphs dialed in to mark any slight grass change or contour he liked.
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