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  1. 03-16-2013, 12:07 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by watergate View Post
    Wiskers that was interesting to read . Info from the experts is always welcome an appreciated.i have been spider rigging with some varying luck .may be fishing to deep
    Try a little higher. When its dark and cold them fish will move closer to the stove!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiskers View Post
    I've found the most common mistake people make in muddy water is they don't adjust and they FISH TOO DEEP!
    Remember... The most active fish will be the higher fish.
    That's pretty much what I find too. Yesterday (fishing in Ohio)water was 43-45 degrees, stained to heavy stain. It didn't matter if we were in 3 or 12 fow. Everything we caught was 1'-2' deep. Never had a hit over 2' deep.
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    Thanks for the info fellowes .will put it to use this week. How many inches of rain did we have over the weekend
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    Not enough to make any difference in water color... so far.
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    Cleaned 12 fish Friday and 14 Saturday. Conditions were rough and the fishing was slow, but not impossible. The wind was horrible on Saturday and the water temp seemed to still be averaging about 48 or so. Fish seemed to be scattered and they were being caught at all depths depending on who you talked too. Friday we caught fish 8' deep in 10 fow, and Saturday it seemed to be better at 13' in 15 fow. The good news is we only caught 2 fish under 10 inches both days. The water was muddy but no more than usual for this time of year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Quackrstackr View Post
    Not enough to make any difference in water color... so far.
    Scratch that... it started storming not too long after posting that and has just stopped. The bays are going to look like chocolate milk again for a while.
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