23 replies to this topic

[Teal]

Go everytime you can.

[rmcguirk]

^{I echo what everyone else has said -- go and don't worry about frontal conditions.  I'm almost exclusively a weekend angler.  I go every Saturday and Sunday.  Rain, cold front, sun, clouds, wind, calm, whatever.  I can't control the weather or the conditions.  Time on the water, skunked or not, is my time.} 

[jignfule]

As a cabin fevered Idahoan, get me on any water that doesn't have 3 inches of ice on it. GO!!! GO!!!! GO!!!!

[greyleg33]

Tough conditions but a day on the water is better than...

[RoushBasser]

I agree bite may be slow but a great time to play with some electronics and find those new spots and try out some new techniques!!

[Grizzn N Bassin]

X2 if you can go...GO!..  don't worry about the weather,  unless its not safe out there. Other wise go catch some lunkers!!

[fl_bass]

I can guarantee that a dry lure will not catch a fish, regardless of the weather.

[Bassguytom]

I am also from the school of go when you can. If you learn to fish the conditions you will have more success. If I'm fishing on a post front day I will downsize my baits. And fish a little slower.

[slonezp]

44 and rainy today. 22 and snow tomorrow. I haven't been on the water since last October and I'm counting the days for soft water to return. I'd hit it.