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Reply With QuoteI'd like to see that info as well. We're always learning and that would be something good to soak up.Originally Posted by chadchester1
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How Crappie relate to water temp and depth chart?
Anyone on here have a chart or know where i can find one that tell's me how crappie adjust to water temp changes and depth? I use to have a book that had all this information in it but once we moved i can't find anything..
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I'd like to see that info as well. We're always learning and that would be something good to soak up.
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search main forum for 'depth vs temp gauge' for Cain pole's post dated 11-17-2014
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Several months ago I watched a really good fishing show that went into detail as to how the various water temps at different depths affected the oxygen levels. They said that the fish were suspended at different depths due the oxygen levels rather than the temps. They go hand in hand. Wish I could find that show again.
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Thanks that's a very helpful tool.
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I've heard about thermocline where the warm water meets the cool water is where the fish will be because of the good oxygen level. It's the thick line on the fish finder if equipped. My experience is it's usually shallow. Around 5 feet or so. I do usually fish in shallow waters.
Good thread!
