Fish when it's 45°, and a 5-8mph breeze?
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Fish when it's 55°, and 15-20mph breeze, with gusts to 30mph?
Sunny both days.
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Fish when it's 45°, and a 5-8mph breeze?
- OR -
Fish when it's 55°, and 15-20mph breeze, with gusts to 30mph?
Sunny both days.
Depends on where and also depends on if the colder day is one day after a front and warmer day is 2nd day after.
I seldom pass on a day that I have time to fish. So many times I’ve gone when all the info says that nothing is going to happen and I find fish. They gotta eat sometime and while the window when they turn on may not be long, it’s great when you’re there and everyone else is watching TV. How many times have you heard “ya shoulda bin heah yestiddy “.
45 with 5-8 mph breeze would be like a day on the beach.:ThumbsUp
I don’t fish tourney just table fare and enjoyment. I typically won’t go out over 15mph. Just not as much fun for me personally or controlling the boat. Even with ulterra. Over 15, I stay home and take care of honey-do’s
Fish will bite either one.
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Less wind is always better, but you gotta go when you get the chance.
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Originally Posted by skeetbum
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15 to 20 with gust to 30 is a no go on big water. When I go I want to enjoy myself whether I load the boat or not. I would not enjoy fishing in that. Both temps are ok.
I'd fish them both given the chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by skunked again
Windier days I'd try to get out of the wind. But you still have to fish where the fish are.
I have 3 criteria.
Temperature above 50 degrees
Atleast mostly sunny
Winds less than 10 mph
2 of the 3 have to be true. And I absolutely will not fish winter time if the weather deteriates throughout the day. It has to get better.
With your scenario I would fish both days. But with a wind that strong I would fish a location that was favorable to that particular wind direction.
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Stay home on both.
Not an option.Quote:
Originally Posted by tenncrappie
Tomorrow is supposed to be 46, sunny with light winds. I'll be on the water. I don't know about the wind on Sunday, but it's supposed to be 55. I imagine that after church and lunch, I'll hit it again. I just dread that boat ride in the morning. Supposed to be around 21-22. Got about a 3 mile ride.....
when i get near water it has an effect on me
i start to wanna b ketchn
the weather conditions dont have much play in it most of the time
sometimes in the most miserable conditions
is when i am the king of ketchn KABOOM :Rofl
my best crappie in the last 3 years was only a 2 fish bite pit stop
34 degrees ,drizzling rain and mist , light wind
at 18 inches long was it worth it you might ask
i will tell you EVERY day all day long for me YES :highfive
Being retired, I’ll pass on the high winds.
first one any day. I have an inflatable kayak which I do most of my fishing on and anchoring is a pain. I am not a fan wind when fishing, but can handle the coldQuote:
Originally Posted by skunked again
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nice man!!Quote:
Originally Posted by karl423
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