Hey, I know you can Google the answers to questions about everything from diet supplements to World Peace. But sometimes you may just have a plane ol’ bass fishing question. Here’s the place to ask yours, and somehow, someway, that KramerGoneFishing (KGF) will try and come up with a decent answer.
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Correction to my post above:
The lakes of CA, NV, & AZ don’t have cover like the ones in other parts of the U.S.
Correction to my post above:
The lakes of CA, NW, & AZ don’t have cover like the ones in other parts of the U.S.
Over-simplified, but lakes with more more bass and the same surface area usually provide “easier” fishing than those the same size with fewer fish. Shallow lakes with the same bass population as a similar-sized deep lake are usually easier because the shallower fish are closer to the fishermen. Western lakes tend to be more difficult because they require more precision to present a lure when the fish are not on the banks.
Said another way, give me a 3000-acre lake with a mean depth of 5 feet and a population of 100,000 bass and I would never, ever go to Diamond Valley. 
LOL George!
George, would you say that fishing So. California waters is more difficult than fishing lakes south or eastward? The lakes outside of CA, NV, & AZ don’t have cover like the ones in other parts of the U.S. All we have is rocks, rocks, and more rocks (except for Cachuma)!