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Doug
Posted 10/26/2012 8:02 PM (#593814)
Subject: Warm water =bad fishing?


I fish mostly warm water in the south. Recently the highs have been in the upper 70s which has made the water temps rise into the low 60s, does this have a negative impact on the flshing in late october? I havent even seen a fish the last couple times Ive gone out. Fyi I fish smaller rivers with a max depth of about 25ft if that changes anything.
esoxaddict
Posted 10/26/2012 10:31 PM (#593834 - in reply to #593814)
Subject: Re: Warm water =bad fishing?





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It could be totally different down South, but where I do most of my fishing in N WI, a nice steady cooldown is what you want. A warm day here or there isn't going to kill you, but if you have a few days of really warm temps, enough to rasie the water temp a few degrees, it's like the kiss of death, especially right around the time where the sucker bite is turning on when the water cools down to the high 50's.
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