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Like I said, I sho' would LOVE to know if these cooler nites and not-so-hot days have cooled the water off any at all this week. The last surface temp I saw before the sun shining on it was 85* and some change and that was last Sunday morning. Man...I'm hoping by the first of next week it's down a couple more degrees. Anybody been lately or going soon.........be sure to take a temp reading before the sun gets on the water and report it here on CDC.:ThumbsUp
I'm going Saturday, hopefully these cooler temps will help the trolling bite.
If you want to get an idea what the temperature on Lake Thurmond is doing, Google "Lake Thurmond" then go to the official Corps site, usually the first thing that comes up. On the right hand side of the page, there is link labeled "Water Temperature". Click this and it shows a graph of conditions at the weather station at Plum Branch Yacht Club. It has air and water temperatures, wind, and lake level. The water temperature at this station has started to come down but it is still bouncing around the mid to low 80's.
Here is Wylie this a.m bout 6:30. 81.2 at dawn. 84 when I came in bout 11:30.
Beautiful morning on the water , or what is left of it . To bad only thing I could find hungry was also slimy ! Oh well nice morning anyway.Attachment 212925Attachment 212926Attachment 212927Attachment 212928 The darker line on the rocks is normal water line. Looks like about a 3-4 ft. difference in the water now.
HARTWELL WAS 91.2 SATURDAY NIGHT AT 10.30 PM
Thanks guys. Looks like these cooler temps have cooled the water surface some. Close to time to start checking new areas looking for bigger fish. Cant wait until Monday when my 3 days off begins. Good luck to all that fishes this weekend.:)
here you go
http://www.researchgate.net/publicto...d-0e3ad32a00c6
HEAT TRANSFER ANDCONDENSATION OF WATERVAPOUR FROM HUMID AIR INCOMPACT HEAT EXCHANGERS
Butch,
I had big plans to pull out the crappie gear for this weekend, but nothing came of it...I hope you are wearing them out this morning. It's overcast and cool...hopefully the recipe for a big catch!
Water temps this morning was 81.5*. I spent 3 hours riding and checking places for the future. It's places I've NEVER tried catching fish at and I think I saw some promising waters. Marked lots of fish and a good bit of bait too, but all that wanted to bite was spotted bass. I enjoyed the trip and it was a nice morning on the water. I still have a few honey-dos left before Sept. 12th but was able to knock out one of the BIG ones the rest of today. Tomorrow I hope to tackle another one then it'll all be downhill from there with just a couple minor jobs left to do. Unless something unplanned happens you could almost say "I'm sitting pretty" for deer season and fall/winter fishing.:)
Butch,Quote:
Originally Posted by gabowman
figured I would jump on this before your buddy John aka ofishlbizzness does, sitting I understand but pretty "NO WAY" !!!!! :Rofl:Rofl:Rofl:ThumbsUp
LOL....I knew the race would be on! BAW HAHAHAHAHAHA:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl
Temperature, water, degrees Fahrenheit
Most recent instantaneous value: 83.1 08-31-2015 20:45 EST http://137.227.252.10/nwisweb/data/i...150831..0..gif
Temps are definitely starting to drop. I don't usually fish much in the Fall, is the best range the same as the Spring?