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    Default Picture I took this norning


    Any ideal what this is?
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    The arches are fish I believe. I am guessing the red layer is the thermocline…..anyone else?

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    The red is what I was wondering about

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    I am thinking thermocline myself
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    Thanks

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    Thermocline. A lake I fish here is around 12’ also.

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    I concur ... thermocline ... Sonar can pick up these differences in water density that stratify in layers of the body of water ...

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    i would think it's the thermocline

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    early morning plankton maybe sometimes, but moe liikey thermo
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cane Pole View Post
    early morning plankton maybe sometimes, but moe liikey thermo
    I'm kinda in Cane Pole's court on this. I don't think I've ever seen a thermocline quite that thick (5ft), but I've definitely seen plankton nearly cover a depthfinder's screen. On the other hand, Mr. Google says a thermocline can be much thicker than 5ft ... so, who am I to say, one way or the other ?

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