In Virginia, we've experienced the Polar Vortex, going from low 40's to low 20's and getting between 6-8" of snow. All of my multi-acre bass pond spots are frozen, however by today temps jump to the mid 40's and by Friday (when I hope to get out on the water) they'll be in mid to upper 60's. While I realize there have been many posts about post cold front fishing... this is more specific to Virginia and to a 40 degree swing. I know the water will still be chilly (prob low 40's) but will the bass be shallow and sun-bathing after all this cold shifts to warm? If so... what would you guys recommend throwing? Squarebills? Jigs? Im supposed to fish a 50 acre awesome pond Friday and want to be prepared. Thanks!
Getcher fresh Virginia snow right here, folks.
We were a lovely 73 yesterday. I thought I left snow back in western NY when we moved here.
Today we are below freezing, started out with sleet, then ice, now snow.
Can somebody please turn off the atmospheric spigot?
And no smart-alec remarks from y'all northern folk, either. I lived there for 1/2 of my life. I know what its like.
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