Who went out yesterday in the 48 degree steady rain for 3 hours to not catch anything. 

                          ?THIS GUY?

I would call it a fresh air fix and if you brought rain gear life was good.  

 

I do it all time. Fishing ain't catching!

 

Record what the conditions were and what bait you used, and you know where to start next time!

 

Some days are better than others. One thing is for sure when it comes to fishing, you will never catch em without a line in the water!!

2 hours ago, Oregon Native said:

I would call it a fresh air fix and if you brought rain gear life was good.  

 

I sure do get plenty of fresh air. Lol

If you hadn't gone, you'd be wondering whether you missed some serious action, and you'd be kicking yourself for a missed opportunity.

Last year I fished a tournament on a 100 degree day (which is pretty much all of them here in Texas during the summer), I remember watching a rainstorm in the distance praying that it came my way. It did, monsooned for about 45mins, then blue skies again. Still one of my favorite memories. Something special about watching a wall of rain make it's way across a lake as you put your rain gear on. The nature has always been one of my favorite things about the sport  

29 minutes ago, MIbassyaker said:

If you hadn't gone, you'd be wondering whether you missed some serious action, and you'd be kicking yourself for a missed opportunity.

Yeah, I always think I’m missing out on some action when I’m not there. When i am there and there’s not much action it just confirms that I was right and it must was been amazing when I wasn’t there. Lol. 

I’m a dummy as well. 40 degree air temps, 15 mph winds with 30-40 mph gusts and I was out there.

 

Freezing my *bleep* off I was able to hook one Trout but he shook the hook. Guy next to me landed a limit with butterworms on a float rig. In fact the Trout I hooked was with one of those worms he lent me.

 

I got schooled today. And a chill from the wind I have not been able to shake yet.

91 here without a whiff of breeze...coors light was cold tho..