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How To Beat A Florida Cold Front

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  • Super User

Had a buddy from Atlanta come down for two days of fishing. Unfortunately for us both we were involved with a major cold front. Temps went down into the low forties each night. Anybody familiar with Florida bass fishing knows or have experienced tough, tough fishing after a cold front hits. Usually the bass shut down for days up to a week. The cold front started on Tuesday & we were fishing Wednesday & Thursday with dampened anticipation for the next two days. Day one really sucked because of water flow problems stirring up silt & plant debris. Day two started out cold & foggy but the water was clearing & still. We started catching fish right away. Long story short we had a really good day. My long time fishing buddy caught a new pb & I did as well. We had about 20 fish between 4-5 lbs. Two fish between 5-6lbs. Three fish between 6-7lbs. Dave's pb bass went 8lbs-8oz and my pb bass went 11lbs-2oz. What a day for a cold front! The magic baits were indigenous swimbaits.

 

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  • Super User

Congrats on the new PB. Buddy!

Jeff

  • Super User

Great work! Is that code for golden shiners? Lol..

Nice pics...

 

 

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This pic showed up on my facebook feed today. Posted by HawTech. I was like "Hey, I've seen that guy before!"

 

Nice work Dwight

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  • Super User

Nice fish Dwight!! Where in FL were you fishing? 

 

Lou I sent you a pm.

  • Super User

Way To Go Dwight ~

 

You definitely earned and certainly deserve it my friend.

 

And please allow me to be the first to officially welcome you into the 11 club.

 

Congratulations

 

:respect-059:

 

A-Jay

Sheesh, I'll have whatever you are having, that's amazing!!!! Many people, myself included dont have a personal best over 3 lbs max, and yet you've landed a boat full of 4 lb and bigger fish..... well done.

  • Super User

Dwight that is an amazing hawg! Congrats my friend, some people fish a life time and never touch a fish like that. What lake was it?

Nice tankers! Congrats on your new PB.

  • Super User

Nice work Dwight!

  • Super User

Man those are some Pigs Dwight! Congrats on that 11+

Congratulations Dwight. I saw it on Hugh's Face Book page yesterday. I said that looks like Dwight :)

  • Super User

Real Prey makes a bait that looks like those "indigenous swimbaits" you are referring to  :grin:

 

But unfortunately, soft plastics do a pretty terrible job at getting nervous when a big fish is nearby, that's where the real McCoy sets itself apart.

  • Super User

Dwight, man what can I say you keep laying the smack down on the HAWGS, of brown and green types!  Congrats, now lets try to beat the PB soon!

That wasn't just beating the cold front, that was flat out conquering it.

D what a sweet fish, congrats on your new PB for it is a dream come true.... :respect-059:

  • Super User

WOW!

 

What a fish!

 

CONGRATULATIONS!

 

 

 

:xmas-115: 

  • Super User

LOL, it was big when Jeff sent me a text and it looks even better blown up on my screen.

 

Congrats man!

  • Super User

Next time this buddy of yours drives down from Atlanta, I'm stowing away in his trunk! Great fish!

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  • Super User

Thanks for all the congratulations.

  • Super User

Albeit a humble man, Dwight is our resident 'Trophy Master'.

How's this for record-class stats?:

 

Largemouth Bass     11-lb 2-oz

Smallmouth Bass      7-lb 6-oz

Northern Pike           32-lb 

Lake Trout                38-lb  
Walleye                     9-lb    

 

In a word: 'Incredible'!    

 

Roger

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