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  • Super User
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ABSOLUTELY !!!

 

I use that time to work on my cold water fishing , very little pressure , if any at all , this also helps my patience in the dead of summer .

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I don't go out with the water below 40, and prefer about 48+.

  • Super User
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I have fished when the air temp was 37 degrees.  I am not sure what the water temp was, but it was cold.

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I hate cold weather. I'm on my spring break and the water is still freezing cold. Went out to a local lake and it seemed like a ghost town walking down the bank. No signs of life in sight

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I have fished in January in northern Missouri. The water wasn't frozen but the eylets on my rod were. I was wearing my cold weather hunting gear. Man was it cold.

  • Super User
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I fish whenever the water is soft. Generally, I don't see surface water temps colder than 35 degrees however.  The coldest surface water temp where I've actually caught a bass was 38.  This is from the bank.

 

Surface water temp was about 37/38 when this shot was taken in January... :lol:

 

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  • Like 1
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I will be out as soon as the ice is off the lakes and ponds around here. Work on my cold weather fishing with the light stuff.

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Add another to 38... I broke through thin ice to catch one sluggish keeper.

  • Global Moderator
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As long as it isn't frozen I'll fish. When it's right after ice out I like to find rock banks with deep water near the bank. I've caught fish from the bank when part of the lake was still iced over. 

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bass fished, low of 33 water temp

 

trout/steelhead fished, water temp low 40, air temp below zero.

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Bad reply, sorry. I guess first day after ice out is more appropriate.

  • Super User
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 I have fished many times in mid to upper 30 degree water.

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Pretty cold

 

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Wow, I'd rather be sitting by a fireplace..Did you catch any fish that day?

  • Like 1
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I was fishing from the bank yesterday (water temp 34*) The ice melted the day before. I had that itch and had to go cast around a bit knowing I wouldn't catch anything. I ended up catching one bass on a jerk bait fished as slow as humanly possible.

 

Was a good day!

  • Super User
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One little smallie that day, alee17. The temp really wasn't that cold. Somewhere in the upper 20's.

  • Super User
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In central Florida, we rarely fish in water colder than 60 degrees. 

NOW..if I'm in a boat that's another story   :joker:

 

Roger

  • Super User
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I have no problem fishing until it ices up. If you're fishing from the bank it might be slow, but I'd still go. If you can find a bank to fish from with deeper water near by that'd be a great place to start. 

  • Super User
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32 degree water temp

5 degree air temps

Pool 4 red wing on the mississippi. stretch of river from dam 3-5 miles down river is open year round from a power plant. 

 

Caught loads of sauger/walleye and 3 accidental smallmouth

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