How do you break down a lake?

[BubbaBassin’]

I fish this lake, Lake Harding, on a daily. Literally every day folks. And I’m gonna be dead honest. I suck. I cannot find the fish. I’ll catch one or two a day, nothing big. No pattern. Just randoms. I can’t find a pattern to save my life. I have all the time in the world to learn it to start to compete there. So how would you guys, with unlimited time, work through and really figure out these fish? Conversely, how would you find fish on a time crunch? Say prefishing for a tournament. Just really struggling here folks. 

[WRB]

Blow up the dam.

Tom

[slonezp]

Do you have a topographic map of the lake? That's where I would start.

[BubbaBassin’]

7 minutes ago, slonezp said:

Do you have a topographic map of the lake? That's where I would start.

I do! I have a navionics chip in one of my depthfinders

[WRB]

Bubba you have asked for help at least 6 times and we have tried to help.

Without going out with you and showing how to use and read your good electronics there isn't anthing we can do. 

My suggestion is hire a good guide who knows your electronics and lake Harding to do on the water teaching. You have invested a lot time and money, it's time to get perfessional help.

Good luck,

Tom

[BubbaBassin’]

9 minutes ago, WRB said:

Bubba you have asked for help at least 6 times and we have tried to help.

Without going out with you and showing how to use and read your good electronics there isn't anthing we can do. 

My suggestion is hire a good guide who knows your electronics and lake Harding to do on the water teaching. You have invested a lot time and money, it's time to get perfessional help.

Good luck,

Tom

10/4. I’ve heard of one around here. Thanks for the attempt guys. 

[slonezp]

I haven't noticed other threads you've started but it seems others have. Unfortunately spoon feeding you information won't happen. We can provide you tools, but how you use them is up to you. If you have topo maps, go on youtube and look up structure fishing.