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Mauser

Posted 10/17/2019 4:30 PM (#948443)
Subject: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 724

Location: Southern W.Va.

Down here in W.Va. , Kentucky and Ohio musky season last all year long. What do you consider "spring" fishing time? Below 60 degrees, below 70? When do you consider summer peak to start?

Vilas15

Posted 10/17/2019 5:20 PM (#948446 - in reply to #948443)
Subject: Re: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 189

Spring is the month of June since the northern WI season opens the saturday of memorial day weekend. Summer to me is July and August and thats only if the weather allows the water to get hot. This year it did when lakes hit upper 70s at 4th of july. September could be hot like the sunmer for the first part of the month or maybe snowing by the end of the month. Lakes turn over in October for the most part. Water temps are in the 40s right now.

Mauser

Posted 10/17/2019 7:01 PM (#948451 - in reply to #948443)
Subject: Re: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 724

Location: Southern W.Va.

Was fishing last week in 72 degree water here in the mountain state. Big difference in temp.

wisriverrat

Posted 10/28/2019 9:38 PM (#949049 - in reply to #948443)
Subject: RE: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 377

Location: On the River

44 degree water temperature in central Wisconsin on Sunday

sworrall

Posted 10/28/2019 10:26 PM (#949052 - in reply to #949049)
Subject: RE: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 32934

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

We are looking at high temps in the 20s in a few days, and low 30s for the best we do in November up here. Ice may be early.

VMS

Posted 10/29/2019 6:38 AM (#949055 - in reply to #949052)
Subject: RE: Question for the guys up north

Posts: 3508

Location: Elk River, Minnesota

sworrall - 10/28/2019 10:26 PM

We are looking at high temps in the 20s in a few days, and low 30s for the best we do in November up here. Ice may be early.

Bet you aren't at all excited for an early ice-up are you...

Steve

Edited by VMS 10/29/2019 6:39 AM

North of 8

Posted 10/29/2019 9:54 PM (#949134 - in reply to #948443)
Subject: Re: Question for the guys up north

Talking with a neighbor here in Oneida County this morning about the cold that is predicted for November. Maybe this is the year we fish big suckers through the ice for Musky? (Keep in mind our season closes end of November)

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