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Reply With Quotefallen trees , big rocks ,docks, concrete retaining walls and other cover along a steep bank at the lake would be my first options,
and of course visual sightings of fish in shallow water creeks as well .
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What to look for in a fishing spot
So after having a very successful fall fishing in a stocked pond, and a slightly successful fall fishing in a public pond, I've been struggling to find the fish now that all the vegetation has died off. What should I look for when I'm deciding on a spot? (I'm a bank angler)
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fallen trees , big rocks ,docks, concrete retaining walls and other cover along a steep bank at the lake would be my first options,
and of course visual sightings of fish in shallow water creeks as well .
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I would imagine in CT the water is pretty dang cold right now. Look for banks that get good sun in the morning as these areas warm up a bit, especially if there is rock. In the evening look again for areas with good sun exposure. The fish will move to the most comfortable water.
"Alive without breath, as cold as death; never thirsty, ever drinking, all in mail never clinking."
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A lot of areas where I fish have rocky shores, but, aside from the small rocks, don't have a ton of cover. Should I focus on cover or warmth during the winter?
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