Everything posted by A-Jay
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Well I'm looking at a Winter Wonderland here so you'll get not sympathy from me. But I'd say, Yes by all means, hit the water. Enjoy the sun & fresh air. But I will add that if you have historically struggled to get bit under similar conditions, you may want to utilize a different technique and / or presentation than what has not worked in the past. One way to look at is you can catch nothing doing anything - might as well try something new. Who knows you just might bump into a few. During the conditions you've mentioned the fish are often in a neutral or even negative mood. This does make trying something new hard to believe in and results could be less than hoped. Not knowing much about your particular waters or fishing style makes it hard to provide viable suggestions. But stay positive, at least your fishing . . . . . . The other way to go is to pick one presentation and only one and stick to it All Day. I'd recommend that it be something that you enjoy doing and have a high level of confidence in. For me - I'd be tying on a jig / craw and soaking that bait anywhere and everywhere until I got bit. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. Good Luck A-Jay
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Very nice Mike and Congratulations to you both. Two against the world is always better than one. A-Jay
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The deeper water being Cooler in the Summer and Warmer in the winter is all relative to the season air temperature. I think the general consensus is that the deeper water routinely fluctuates the least meaning it takes longer to heat up in the summer and takes longer to cool in the winter. In both instances the deeper portions of a lake rarely reflect the same drastic temperature changes as the shallower areas during cold front or heat wave conditions. At some point during the cold and hot weather seasons, the deeper water temps become steady at whatever they will be for that season. Bass will locate themselves where they are safe, most comfortable and have a decent food source available. This deeper stable environment however, often times makes finding and catching fish quite a challenge. A-Jay
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Welcome to BR Ed ~ A-Jay
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Hold on a minute now . . . . Get in line . . . . A-Jay
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Well Jay, I don't know what to tell you. Do what you must. I did a search and there were several pages of info available. Occasionally that bugger is a little temperamental. I'd encourage you to give it another try. But there are 42,600 + members here, and many are very willing to help. Several already have and their posts are only a click away in the search function. Back to your original topic - micro guides. Some anglers swear by them and some do not believe that they make a difference at all. You may have to try some out and decide for yourself. But if you do - please post your results here. So others can use the search function and read about it. Good Luck A-Jay
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Welcome to BR ~ Thank you for your Service. A-Jay
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And there ya go. A-Jay
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NO . . . . . . . . Yes . . . . . . . . . . Maybe . . . . . . . . . . . . Come on Jay - do a little research man, that what makes this site so darn good. You just enter a topic (Like Micro guides for instance) into that little search box up there and hit go. And you are provided with tons and tons of honest, experience based information, so much that you can hardly believe it - and for FREE ! Give it a try. Please. A-Jay
