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    - Looking for shallow areas and/or vegitation? Look for areas that are less rippled and calmer. The deeper          the water the more ripples/waves you will have.

    - Wind is great. Lure splash is hardly noticed, it's harder for bass to pick you out, and less anglers are on the        water.
    - When windy, it is harder to see underwater due to the waves bending light penetrating the water.
    - Waves from wind stir up food on the shorline which attract baitfish and bass.
    - Wind pushes baitfish to the downwind shore therefore causing bass to follow to feed.
    - Fish on the windest banks and throw shad like lures.