Due to a very dry year, one of the lakes I fish wound up having clearer water than normal and the weeds that normally only grew around the shoreline wound up taking over much larger portions of the lake. Now that we've been getting much cooler nighttime temps, I'm sure that grass is dying off (this is an assumption since I haven't been there for a few weeks now). My question is, when the grass dies off in the fall, do you avoid it completely? I've heard that dying grass takes oxygen out of the water, so the bass leave the grass. Not sure if that's true, partially true, or wrong...just something I remember hearing at some point. I'm thinking of heading over to this lake later in the week and don't want to waste my time fishing dead water.