Reply With QuoteWell I just figured I would see what y'all wanted to say haha. I'm coming either way, just seeing what others thought as well! All the warmer temps tell me is I'll get to use my waders earlier!
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Lol, yes sir Mr army man that's a fact.. when it becomes an exact science and knowing the coming and goings of our friend the crappies then I guess that would be the day I hang up the rods and find a new hobby :-)Originally Posted by armyman
Hey bird, when you ask a question about anything down here, you get inundated with
information......but none of us really know for sure!
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Well I just figured I would see what y'all wanted to say haha. I'm coming either way, just seeing what others thought as well! All the warmer temps tell me is I'll get to use my waders earlier!
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Water temp at 64 degrees for a period of time. Water settled also. Latter March and all of April.
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you can catch em wading right now but that far out it could be freezing and wind howling like it has at my house today blowing about 30 mph it's tornado season anything can happen with mother nature and all of our weather men went to barber college and they sack grocery's on the side
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Everybody hedging a little bit, so here it is. April 1, 2016 at 8:37 a.m. . Be there or miss it.
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Yep, I get a 5 day forecast at 1 pm daily. I checked at at bedtime last night. High for today would be 67 with light winds. Nope, more like 74 and all the wind chimes were ringing.
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'bout right, cane!
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No different in spawning fish in ms or rutting deer in Illinois it's all about timing. The locals always have the advantage.
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well you can fish the spawn somewhere between Grenada and where you live .We may join you .
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