Thread: Where's Your Thermocline?

15-18ft on the two lakes I normally fish ... but those depths are taken at the dams, so elsewhere in the lake it could be different or non-existent. Water temps on either lake range from 83-86deg ... but that may come down some if the lakes get some of the rains we're forecast to get this week.

My two most recent trips showed much the same as you describe ... fish active last couple of hours of the day, disappear overnight, then active again shortly after sunrise. (15-18fow in either case)
Normally this time of year we'd be Pushing jigs/cranks midday to early afternoon (11AM-4PM), but temps in the 90's and humidity in the 70's is too much for this old man.

Around 10 on most lakes here or bit deeper.....

Here at my home lake in mid Missouri, the "cline" is mostly right at 17 feet, a few spots go as deep as 20, and some areas seem to have no division at all.

not sure we have one..lake wylie and wateree in SC

ppl say that Wylie has good flow through it so no thermocline but I do not know if that's accurate or not

can you see it on the depthfinder and what does it look like?

I'm catching fish night fishing at 18 feet and trolling cranks in the day bandit 200 and 300's

Originally Posted by Foxy Jig

can you see it on the depthfinder and what does it look like?

On 2d & DI units the thermocline usually shows up as a line or band across the screen .... as shown in this image :

10-4 thanks C Pappy