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 night time clutter on graph
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07/29/16 04:50 AM
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6.5 creedmoore
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I am getting a great deal off clutter on my graph in the evening time Lake Fork I suspect it is algae blooming as the thermocline could not move at that rate any comments and how is this effecting bass
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Re: night time clutter on graph
[Re: 6.5 creedmoore]
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07/29/16 01:08 PM
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Klinger N Ok
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Plankton rising in the water column to feed.
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Re: night time clutter on graph
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07/29/16 01:14 PM
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B.Hollingshead
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Plankton rising in the water column to feed. ^^^^This plus silt, it is worse after rains. Will settle as the sun rises.
Branden Hollingshead
38-DD's and counting
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Re: night time clutter on graph
[Re: 6.5 creedmoore]
#11748843
07/29/16 08:00 PM
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Paul - Lake Fork
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I am getting a great deal off clutter on my graph in the evening time Lake Fork I suspect it is algae blooming as the thermocline could not move at that rate any comments and how is this effecting bass Glad you asked this question..I have been adjusting sensitivity back and forth to try and clear up after dark.
In order to catch Big Fish..Sometimes you gotta Suffer.
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Re: night time clutter on graph
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07/29/16 08:23 PM
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Texascajun69
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A lot of the "SNOW" are baitfish and shad that will move out away from grass beds at night. Grass beds do not give off oxygen at night. The exact opposite happens. They take oxygen out of the water. So the baitfish and shad move into open areas and suspend. They do not school but drift around feeding on plankton. Watch what happens to the "snow" as the sun starts to come up. The dots will start to come together and soon become small balls of shad. Then the small balls merge into bigger ones. The baitfish will move back into the grass. Pretty interesting to watch as the night goes on.
John K Fontenot
Diapers and Politicians need to be changed often; and for the same reason.
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Re: night time clutter on graph
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07/29/16 08:25 PM
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buggsboy
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Yep, a lot of it is scattered shad.
PB. 10 lb 12 oz
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Re: night time clutter on graph
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07/29/16 08:32 PM
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jiggmann
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I was seeing that at eagle mt last night couldn't figure out what was going on now I know
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