Thread: Weather three weeks out

looks seasonally cool and wet, BUT, if it's time will they turn on just the same? I know when deer season is too warm for the deer to be movin much, the rut continues but at a slower and easier pace. Do speckely little fisheys act the same way?

When the females commit to the bed, they're there for the duration unless the water drops to where they can't breathe. The males will move on and off the beds according to weather, but won't move far, although they may go neutral or negative with a front.

If the water temp will hold, they will soldier on, but the fronts may change their appetites.

Wannabe...

you never listen to it. ONE DAY you gonna learn to listen to it and you'll possibly start catching

I'm not a fisherman, but I play one on the board.

Wannabe...

4 out of 5 fishermen recommend sugarless gum.

Dang, keepin you guys focused is like house breaking a puppy.

LOL Thanks WB, that is what I've found, but needed some reinforcement. So if we get down there and it's been colder than normal, the fish will still be shakin n' bakin, but a front may slow the bite - is what I got out of your sage advice.

Sure would like some hi 60's low 70's by the end of March. Hate to go that far south and not come back with some kinda tan. Usually all I get is 'wind burn'. I know there's plenty of that goin on down there.

Wasn't listening. Could you repeat that

Exactly my point!!! lol

Originally Posted by jimmydee1

Exactly my point!!! lol

BWAHAHAHA!!
maybe one day DD will listen also....nope, I doubt that on second thought