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Musky_Slayer

Posted 9/11/2006 7:26 PM (#208781)
Subject: Topwater temps

Posts: 280

Location: Pewaukee WI

At what temps do ya all stop throwing topwaters? What if you are fishing trout water? get er done

kevin

Posted 9/11/2006 7:50 PM (#208786 - in reply to #208781)
Subject: RE: Topwater temps

Posts: 1335

Location: Chicago, Beverly

I know guys that throw topwaters(with success) from thaw through freeze up.... my last fish of 2005 was on a topwater in november... Granted I fish Indiana mostly... so farther up north in trout waters no idea.. but would think it should not be much different..

MuskieMedic

Posted 9/14/2006 10:43 PM (#209330 - in reply to #208781)
Subject: RE: Topwater temps

Posts: 2091

Location: Stevens Point, WI

There is no bad time to throw topwater, I have taken fish on the opener in low forties water temps and well into November in forties water temps. As for the deeper clear trout lakes, a fish will definately come up 15ft or more for a bait, it's only a couple of shakes of the tail.

ulbian

Posted 9/14/2006 11:46 PM (#209336 - in reply to #208781)
Subject: RE: Topwater temps

Posts: 1168

Two years ago, Thanksgiving day...air temp 25, water temp 37. Surface baits were the only thing that would move fish.

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