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Is It Worth Fishing Tomorrow?

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Whenever I fish muddy water in ponds I use bright rooster tails

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    Any time you can fish go fish I would have been out in the rain as well

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    • Super User

    The best time to go fishing is when you can.

     

    Have you ever gone fishing when you couldn't?  :bushy-browed:

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    Have you ever gone fishing when you couldn't?  :bushy-browed:

     

    No, but I've gone times when I shouldn't.

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     I live in the St. Louis area and it has been pouring as of late, but, the rain is supposed to finally stop tomorrow and I've been dying to fish. I want to head out to a couple farm ponds tomorrow morning. However, as we have gotten about 10 inches of rain in the last week, you can bet the ponds will be high and incredibly muddy. I would normally wake up at 4 AM and drive about an hour to get there.  So what do you guy think. Is it worth it? Do I have any chance of actually catching fish after this much rain? Or should I just take the day to sleep in?

     

    How'd you end up doing?

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    How'd you end up doing?

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    How'd you end up doing?

    I did okay, the water looked like pudding, but I was able to catch about 8 on bright lipless cranks, and a few more on dark spinnerbaits, nothing huge. But, regardless, I still had a great time!

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    Sorry I'm late.

    Spinnerbaits, hot chartruese, Colorado gold blades, YUM scent.

    Mister twister 4" split double tail grub trailer in chartruese.

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