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Bm 6 apr
Arrived 8:30 fished until 2:00
For me it was one of those days of where to start, water temp at the ramp was 57, I eagerly decided to hit the shallows, tried two ole favorites with zero luck... ok plan "B" (Shallow & structure) off to the stumps.... no hits (Also didn't venture very deep)
(Plan C).... back to the winter plan deep water, Picked up 3 near the bottom in 20-30 FOW between 9-10 inches
on Jigs tipped with minnows ( maybe I should have went back to nibbles) :scratchhead
Anyway water temp made it to 62 when I got to the stumps, but was back and forth 59/60 over deeper water when I left.
So no fish for the pan but no smelly animals to ride back with either :-)
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Better luck next time, some days they just don't want to cooperate.
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Good report, better luck next time
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Still better than I did at Sandy River on Sunday. Fish are on the move big time and hard to figure out. They have to show up and eat sometime.
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I noticed quite a few boats showing up as I was leaving, could be one of those "late start" lakes ...weird but I have seen it in the past, fish will start hitting later in the day at certain lakes like they're in another time zone ......oh well that fishing
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Good that you did get out Mike.
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I didn't catch any...with that darn yard-rake in my hand all day!
Thanks for the report!
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I am not sure why that lake doesnt warm up faster than it does. Even a big lake like Buggs with colder water from higher elevations is over 60 already. It seems BM is slow to warm every year.
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I imagine it has to do with thermal structure and the resistance of the lake to mixing and stratification.
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I know this past week at buggs things really didnt get started till about 2 and was hot from 2 till almost dark.