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Over here in the Clermont chain the water levels have dropped drastically. In particular, Lakes Susan and Louisa are really low. The weed lines and cypress trees are all hi and dry. Typically the specks bed in these two areas of cover. With the receeded shoreline, how does this affect the spawning? I know they prefer some kind of protective structure. Will they travel farther to find a safe bedding area or bed in open water?
Your thoughts?
Trust me.....your guess is as good as mine.
I would think, if they can travel and find cover, they would/will. However, if the lake is small and low and no where for them to go, then, obviously they'll have to make due. (Catfish love crappie/shellcracker/bluegill eggs).
look for some 'eelgrass' or in the canals.
It may be a blessing in disguise. Maybe they will pile up in the canals:rolleyes: .Quote:
Originally Posted by shuorc