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Reply With QuoteI chickened out on the trip to Sardis today. Glad I did. Yesterdays forecast for today was 46 and sunny, turned out to be a high of 33 and cloudy. I still hope to make it down there this year if it warms up a little.
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That's about right. COLD!
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I chickened out on the trip to Sardis today. Glad I did. Yesterdays forecast for today was 46 and sunny, turned out to be a high of 33 and cloudy. I still hope to make it down there this year if it warms up a little.
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I live S.E. of Clayton about 30 miles. When We were coming home from McAlester yesterday, passed lake about 6:00 pm about 2 inches of snow on ground and was still snowing. Think you made the right decision.
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Think you made the right decision Fishers! However the fish were still biting !
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Thanks for the report Hat. I like your neck of the woods, you live in a beautiful part of the state. Redge, 6 hours round trip drive time + snow + cold + never been there before, it just wasn't adding up!
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It is a beautiful part of the state! It would be good to expand the NE Okie tournament schedule to there. Sardis, Pine Creek, Hugo, Texoma, etc. Might be too far for some but would pick up Texans just like Kaw does Kansans. Wister was a start.
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IkenI....thats a great idea too. I like the idea of expanding the tournament trail to new lakes. Get several of us away from our home lakes and out of our comfort zones. Show up at the get together after classic and toss your thoughts out.
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When you guys decide to come down, give me a shout and maybe we can hook up. When its warmer I hope!!
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With the supposed warm up coming I'm going to tbird quite possibly Wed. after work and then Thurs and Fri. cause I'm off! For you guys in the know, how should the bite be based on the weather pattern being that its warming up more each day? Did that make a bit of sense? lol I've been out a few times the past couple of weeks checking on the boat and relaxing/killing time around the marina and talked to a few guys that caught a few but not many and myself not even getting a nibble a couple of times. Will it take a couple of days for the fish to adapt to the weather change?
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