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Message Subject: Fishing the Fall
Cranker
Posted 10/6/2013 7:41 PM (#667113)
Subject: Fishing the Fall




Posts: 117


Location: Northern Illinois
Just wondering if I should be working the shallows or jigging the deep for the fall bite, water temp. is 66 degrees in Northern Illinois, Thanks... Crank

Edited by Cranker 10/6/2013 7:46 PM
Musky Face
Posted 10/6/2013 7:49 PM (#667115 - in reply to #667113)
Subject: Re: Fishing the Fall




Posts: 558


Healthy weeds, look for the bait fish along with'em. You will find musky's.
IAJustin
Posted 10/6/2013 7:50 PM (#667116 - in reply to #667113)
Subject: Re: Fishing the Fall




Posts: 2088


shallow
Fishen-ski's
Posted 10/7/2013 3:09 PM (#667263 - in reply to #667113)
Subject: RE: Fishing the Fall




Posts: 140


Location: Northern Illinois
Hi Cranker...

I've been having some fishless outings myself lately on the
Fox Chain. Been fishing the same spots, but the fish don't seem
to be interested. Mostly been fishing shallow on the weed flats.

Anybody know where they went? Or maybe they're just off a little
bit. Water temps been hanging pretty steady at around 66 degrees.

Where you been catching them Toro?
toothycritter88
Posted 10/7/2013 8:26 PM (#667357 - in reply to #667113)
Subject: Re: Fishing the Fall





The chain sucks in the fall. The only thing I've found to be somewhat productive is to fish south
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