Thread: weather gettin real cool

the next couple of days and can't wait to see how scaley little buddies react to it. For the next three days, lows in the mid to low 50's and highs Sat. Sun. 75-77. We had a three inch rain last night, and the humidity today is about 55-60%. Shapin up into a real good week end.

Any ideas on what this will do to the fishes? Deep/shallow/confused/eatin/not eatin???????

Bigger. LOL Good luck on catching them but I'd say they get abit shallower on ledges and drops. Right after a cold front comes through, they don't bite much, least not for me. Least you don't have the double whammie of a full moon as well.

I would be hanging out in some creek mouths ,crappie ususally head for creeks or ditches after a heavy rain to feed on all the goodies coming in the lake.

I'd start right where you last caught them and work towards the areas Mr. Jim is talking about. Assuming they bite, with the heat we've had lately, I'll doubt the cold snap will change the water temp that much in just a couple of days. The big rain on the other hand very well could.

If I'm wrong, sue me........besides, you should have knowed better than to ask me in the first place, so really, it's all your fault. Matter of fact, I may just sue you instead.

Wannabe...

looking at the radar and such. 50s huh? WOW, Love that kinda weather for sure. We'll get to the low 60's for lows this weekend and I can't wait.

Mr Jim I'll take your advice with my Bandits in tow and let you know how I do Saturday morning.

Originally Posted by yikess

Mr Jim I'll take your advice with my Bandits in tow and let you know how I do Saturday morning.

If the water flowing in is muddy or stained fish the edge of it where it meats the clear water.