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OK..when is that big fall bite coming? Water temps the key?


RandyFish

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Many folks claim that the bass should be putting on a hard fall bite, but i have yet to see it.

Is this triggered by the water temps?

If so, are we then fishing slowly to match the colder water? Or if the fish are feeding heavily, are we trying to be more active?

RandyFish

BTW: thanks for all the help over the summer everyone.

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RandyFish,

Water temp makes a big difference. Where are you located at? Duluth area should be in the low to mid 50's. BIG fish are biting! Slow big presentations are working well.

Granny

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FYI...it was get back TO work (not THE)...cripes, your orignal message was posted during prime working hours...does your boss know the hours you keep? shocked.gif

Yikes, might one comment on your typing skills as well? (insert whistling sounds here...) blush.gif

Hey...I'm open for the weekend...give me a call (just bust'in his chops... everyone can comb the hair on your neck back down...)

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Low light has been good to me recently. Been out three times in the last ten days & did really well right at sunset twice, the other day was last Thursday after it rained until early afternoon, no bass that day.

Saturday evening caught one here or there until about 6:20. Then my friend & I put 8-10 fish in the boat, all 14" - 16", in about twenty minutes. Then it was over just as fast.

All mine came on a spoon burned over the weeds, his came on a jitterbug, in about 5' of water with decent weed cover.

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