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  • Super User
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Yup how late towards the fall/winter do you still fish?

I was out in november with it snowing throwing a minnowbait and using a dying minnow presentation when i hooked into something really big.(jerk/pause letting it come up and swim down again)  I use a HD bass rod 6'6'' and it had my rod almost in half.  Even the cars going by were slowing up watching me fight this fish.  It got off before i ever got to see it but it proves we can still fish late in the season before the ice is on.  I guess there still looking for there last easy meal.

Any thoughts on late season bass fishing?

Now i have lost so many big fish i bumped up my line size.  I'm using 14# test for my topwater stuff were i was using 8# test before.  I hope using the heavier line isn't ruining my fishing.  Lately i'm just on catching the fish i once was and i'm not sure why.  Could line diameter affect your fishing?

  • Super User
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All year long...

x2

One of the joys of living in southern Florida.  Unless we have one of those ridiculously bad cold snaps like earlier this year.

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I fish till duck hunting starts. I may get out on a  friday night but for the most part rods come out and the  blind goes on the boat.

  • Super User
Posted

When ice chases me off the lake, I hit the ditches for cold steel. Once the ice melts, I'm on the water again ;)

  • Super User
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I fish right up to hard water then head south where ice isn't a problem.

Posted

All year, doesn't get too bad here in southern VA. I too, have been known to break ice to fish.

We catch big ones here on jigs in the winter.

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lol.

All year long...

x2

One of the joys of living in southern Florida. Unless we have one of those ridiculously bad cold snaps like earlier this year.

x3.

  • Super User
Posted

Year around in Tennessee. In fact, January generally produces

the biggest smallmouth of the year!

8-)

  • Super User
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Year around in Tennessee. In fact, January generally produces

the biggest smallmouth of the year!

8-)

Hmmm - not necessarily year round up on the Cumberland plateau in Tennessee as evidenced by the photo taken this past January ;D

Anyway, I fish when the water isn't hard. My lakes iced over, then thawed, 3 times this past winter.

  • Super User
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All year round.

I am lucky enough to live close to a lake that was developed for a nuclear power plant.

Even in the dead of winter I have seen water temps as high as 67 to 70 degrees and some have said it even gets warmer than that.

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I fish as long as I can, at least until the weather gets bad and stays that way. It gets pretty cold here in the winter.

  • Super User
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From Jan 1st all the way down to December 31st.

  • Super User
Posted
All year round.

I am lucky enough to live close to a lake that was developed for a nuclear power plant.

Even in the dead of winter I have seen water temps as high as 67 to 70 degrees and some have said it even gets warmer than that.

Lake Anna?

  • Super User
Posted

All year, i even fish Christmas morning while i wait for my family to get up.

  • Super User
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From ice out till  ice up................then it's onto the ice, yes you can catch bass through the ice.

Posted

Year round, although I prefer fall, winter, spring. Summer is just too freakin' hot!! I only do night fishing anymore in the summer. 110 to 118 daytime degrees is more than I can handle anymore.

  • Super User
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March 1st when the first cooling lake opens here in northern IL until Thanksgiving give or take. That's about the time the ice starts forming.

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