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| We know everyone's going to paying close attention for to water temps. So let's condense the info here. If you get out in the water keep us updated on your area water temps.
Lake pepin/ Mississippi River is at 60 as of last night |
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Location: Already Gone | Country Club pond near me was approximately 58 last night.
And the Swans are in place. |
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Location: Alex or Alek? | Carlos/Le Homme Dieu chain in Alex was anywhere from 40-54 yesterday evening. |
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Location: Des Plaines, IL | Fox Chain in Illinois was between 62-64 on the northern lakes Sunday.
My friend briefly got a nice post spawn fish to eat by the boat but lost it shortly after. |
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| 65 on Webster area lakes this past Sunday |
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Location: oswego, il | I seen 66-70 in indiana saturday. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 52 on Pelican in Oneida County today. Muskies are spawning. |
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Location: MN | 58 on Forest Saturday, east central MN. |
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Location: Ashland WI | 32 on chequamegon bay. |
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| Eau Claire County this past weekend I saw 63-70 for surface temps |
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Location: Walker, MN | Leech Lake is all in the 50's now, with some 60 degree water in the afternoon shallows. |
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Location: Ashland WI | I had temps as warm as 53 (shallow sloughs) and as low as 39 (tip of long island) in chequamegon bay on saturday. |
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Location: Alex or Alek? | Had 68 ish last night in a really small/shallow bay last night. Ran out of crappie minnows after 2 hours |
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| Yesterday on a shallow, dark chain in Oneida County had temps from 64 to 67, should go up today. |
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| 72-76 depending on location on Webster, nothing really moving, only saw 2, bits small
HTH,
RandalB |
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Location: Wisconsin | 5/25, lake Butte Des Morts central Wisconsin, 64-68 |
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Location: SE Wisc | Just a few weeks ago there was ice on the lakes and everyone was taking about ice fishing opening weekend and blah, blah, blah. This goes to show how quickly things can change and how much people forget from one year to the next. |
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| Yes, things can change rapidly when it comes to weather, but how often do you see the extremes we have seen in the last two months? Rhinelander had the coldest day ever in April at -2 and today will be the hottest day ever in May at 93, if MSN.com weather is correct. That is pretty wild, no matter how you slice it. |
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Location: SE Wisc | How often do you ever get “average” temperatures for any day let alone month? We’ve been recording temperatures for only like 125 years, so what is average anyway. That’s like a grain of sand on a large beach comparing that to the age of earth. |
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Location: Ames, Iowa | My wife reported 72 degrees this afternoon at Headquarters Bay on Leech. It was 67 this morning on the main lake. |
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Location: SW Ohio | Last week temps were low 70s. Yesterday it was 79-80 degs over the whole lake. Caesar Creek, SW OH. Less than a month ago it was only in the mid-50s. |
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Location: Vilas County, WI | Mid 60's yesterday on a couple clear Vilas county lakes. |
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Location: oswego, il | Extended forecast shows some cooler temps coming, good news. |
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Location: Northern Wisconsin | I had 75 today on a small, clear lake near Rhinelander. |
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Location: Twin Cities | 75ish on Tonka |
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Location: Northern Illinois | 71-75 green bay
Edited by muskyhunter07 5/29/2018 10:11 AM
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| 81 on Polk county lake on sat that's before two mid 90 s days on Sun and mon. Never seen anything like it even city lakes surrounded by cement never this warm on an opener. |
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| Anybody get a St Croix river temp. |
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| I was out on the lake where I live the last two days, shallow, dark chain and saw 75 to 76.5 on both the fishing boat and pontoon. Surprised some of the clear lakes are that warm. And I was in the water myself and it is much cooler a foot or two down. Not freezing by any means, but cooler. |
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