mjones23

Its very very close to being accurate. Last year it was way off due to hot weather really early but so far this year it seems to be about right.

Geese are definitely bad news but snakes are worse cuz you dont always seem em.

I like the chatter bait for a windy and murky water conditions and lip less cranks for windy and clear water.

I love the new layout!!

Here in MD last year I was catching spawning bass the last week in march however this year I have yet to even see a single nest yet. I have come across a few small ones starting to make their way inshore though.

I have personally found through my fishing that once the water temp hits 50 for at least 3 or 4 days the bass will begin spawning even if the temperature drops in the following days/weeks. I was catching spawning bass last year in 43 degree temperatures but for a few weeks before we had a heat wave of 70 degree weather.