The fish Iv been catching lately are coming from the later part of the day. Around my neck of the woods the weather has been more or less from the low 70's to low 80's most days. I know that during the summer the best times of day to be on the water is typically morning and evening, which got me wondering; is this also true for the spring? Tomorrow through Sunday here is supposed to be in the mid eighties, so Im curious.. Will morning and evening be more productive times to go out, or is it more a matter of focusing on bedding fish right now?

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Typical times early spring...I fish shallow rocks and do best during the 2 hottest hours of bright sunshine days...eg. Here now... That's 4p to 6p

In the spring bass will seek out water temps most comfortable to them and their baitfish, therefore , bites often are better later in the day as water temps rise......As time goes on and water temps rise bass activity rises early in the day when water temps are to their liking.