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Reply With QuoteCaught some of the best crappie I have caught during the worst weather
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Help me come to my senses
I am supposed to go to the lake Saturday. A forecast of a 25 degree drop from Friday to Saturday tells me to stay home and not fight the 16 - 25 mph wind. But I wanna fish darn it. Do I get tough and go or chicken out and watch fishing on tv?
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Caught some of the best crappie I have caught during the worst weather
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25 mph would keep me off the lake, but not 15.
"Alive without breath, as cold as death; never thirsty, ever drinking, all in mail never clinking."
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Me too but this much older body has been know to mutiny.Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
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Unless you feel unsafe then I would go. Anytime fishing is worth it to me.
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I feel safe. I am having trouble with Friday being 75 degrees and Saturday has a high of 48. The fish tend to thumb their nose at me under those conditions.
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You will not know if you don't try
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what size is your boat ?
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I can take either my 12 or 17 ft. But the lake is 10hp max.
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Sure wouldn't be out in 25 mph winds in a 12fter been there done that and fishing is not fun or very safe then.
