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Happy Spring Fellow Fisherman,

I start the 2006 tournament season this week-end. I did some prefishing last week-end and caught a couple cranking in a bout 5 foot of water next to channel banks. The lake I am fishing is in the midwest, water temp was about 48 degrees. We have had alot of rain this week and the temp has come up. I am anticipating water temps between 50-52. I also expect the areas I fish (creek fed arms) to be muddy. Being this time of year would you advise I get out of the muddy areas and head to the main lake. What is your experience? Baits and colors to use in cold muddy water?

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I try to stay away from cold muddy water.If thats not a possibilty i would try jerkbaits,jigs,and vibration lures in chartuese colors.

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Cold and muddy NEVER works for me. If I can find clear or stained water that is the only option I would try. Otherwise, there are some days when I stay home and build my brownie points with the little lady!

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