Riprap structures are common in ponds, lakes, reservoirs, and rivers; they can be a great place to target bass.
Riprap is essentially a collection of large, durable rocks or concrete debris placed along the shore or in the water to prevent soil and sediment erosion. These man-made structures are often found around dams, bridges, piers, jetties, and other areas where rocks have been placed for current or sediment control.
These structures provide an excellent habitat for bass, as they offer cover, shade, and food as well as current breaks when placed in areas with moving water.
Take a moment and watch the following video from the folks at Lurenet covering some more in depth info on how to effectively fish riprap structures for bass...
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