Thread: Tight Lipped

Originally Posted by Noodle rod

These fish may as well have their mouths sewn shut! Could not generate any interest in my plastic!

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Not sure how the weather been where you live but,
It’s been feast or famine during this transitional period here in mid Georgia .
In the larger reservoirs they’re still off shore , in the ponds the water temps are on a roller coaster .

1 beats 0.

Originally Posted by gillchaser999

Not sure how the weather been where you live but,
It’s been feast or famine during this transitional period here in mid Georgia .
In the larger reservoirs they’re still off shore , in the ponds the water temps are on a roller coaster .

The water temperature was up to 50*f and pretty even on my huge home lake. Now it has dropped back to 45*f and fairly even; this has taken the fish to a new level of I don't care.

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Our water temps wer low to mid fifties just a few weeks ago and if I believe what my Garmin showed yesterday they’re now in the low 70’s. That’s a pretty gill in the pic. A few more of those would a few good taco’s.

Water and air still very cold . Was only able to fool two ditch pickles.

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