Been catching them pretty consistently on standing trees the last few weeks at 6-10ft. With rain and a big cool down coming, what will that do to the fishing? Should I just stick with the trees for now or something different?
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Been catching them pretty consistently on standing trees the last few weeks at 6-10ft. With rain and a big cool down coming, what will that do to the fishing? Should I just stick with the trees for now or something different?
Remember Achiro that the fish will not move very far sometimes a cool front makes them move over deeper water but they will usaully be the same depth. For example if your catching them inn 3-4ft of water, you can try trees in 10 ft of water fishing 3-4ft deep. Good luck! EB
Achiro a perfect example of what EB said is: Eufaula Tournament this last spring a cold front and lots of rain. Lake levels rising and a low pressure system. We were catching fish just prior in 6' to 8' DOW. Day of tournament we couldn't catch a fish in that DOW but found them stacked up with the HDS just off the channel in 25' DOW but only 8' to 10' deep. As EB said it may move them around some but not far and most likely they will remain in or close to the same depth you were catching them before....Ranger