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Another muddy water question
Everything I read on muddy water says find clear water. My question is,if there is an area that is clearer than the rest,will the fish move there or is there just a better chance of catching them if they are already there?
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It’s not that simple and you left out the best water color to fish, stained! You can catch fish in muddy water, it’s just harder for the fish to see and/ or smell your bait. Muddy and stained water heat up faster than clear water, pulling the crappie into the shallows to spawn.
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Rarely do you see clear water in most river systems
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I fish a creek a lot. A few areas clear much quicker than the rest. I just wondered if fish come to these areas as they clear.
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This time of the year, crappie are looking for warm water, that’s not going to be clear water. (my experience)
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I have no confidence in clear water. If I can see my bait, I don’t like it. I have caught fish on guntersville like that but not often
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I like stained,dingy. But just have no confidence at all in chocolate milk.
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In Chocolate milk if I have to fish it I try to add some rattles to my jig/bait so the fish have something to hone in on and maybe a little scent so they can follow the scent trail,but I prefer not to fish itOriginally Posted by Damion Kidd
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