How To Pick The Right Spot On Warm Days This Time Of Year
Manufacturer: BASSIN' Magazine
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The weather has been frigid and blustery most of the winter, and you’ve been cooped up in the house far too long. Then along comes a break from the winter doldrums with a couple of balmy days that give you the chance to relieve your cabin fever. With all that sunshine on a calm day, you figure the water should be warming quickly and the fish should be biting, so you hook up the boat and race to your favorite bass fishery.
Veteran fishermen have been in this scenario many times during the middle of winter, and most of the time have blanked because they can never seem to figure out whether the fish have moved up shallow or have stayed deep. Usually by the second or third day of a winter warm-up, they start catching a few fish, but then winter returns with a fury and they are driven back into the house again.
Various factors determine how bass react to a winter warm-up on your favorite fishery. Regional climate, water clarity, forage availability and time of day are keys to figuring out how to find bass when winter briefly turns balmy.
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