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Hundreds of dead bass on the miss. river
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And they call themselves professional fisherman. I think professional fish killers is a much better way to describe them.[:(!]
And they call themselves professional fisherman. I think professional fish killers is a much better way to describe them.[:(!]
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There is no factual evedence that catch and release fish die, especially in that number.
There would have to have been at least 50 fisherman, catch 12 bass each...then have every single one die, I rather doubt that. There is another marine biological reason I think...maybe the fish flu...[:D]
True enough, but Lake Peppin is really big and has the Mississippi running through it. You would think the moving water would give the fish a better chance.
The thermoc. sets up in every body of water at around 73-75 degrees.
...Dependent on how deep the body of water, and hot the air temp is, relates directly to how "thick" the thermoclne is.
Sorry, not scientific (i, before e,..except after c?[8D]) , but hope understandable...I fish, shoot and hunt...I don't do pointy head stuff...[:D]
We do work a lot of thermoclines fishing on the great lakes for trout and salmon. For these species, water temp is critical for good fishing. We even put on a depth raider temp/speed sensor for the downrigger that transmits wirelessly to the boat. Neat gizmo, too bad it cost so much. Really helped find the active fish.