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 Fishing the Front
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09/11/15 05:11 PM
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Garvin
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Well, tomorrow brings a front with clear skies, cooler temps, and higher pressure.
If one were to go fishing tomorrow, what would be your suggestion for approaching a body of water during post frontal conditions?
Small power plant reservoir, long dam with rip-rap, no bridges, lots of timber, little vegetation.
I've read lots of information on the subject, but some good ol' down-home TFF advice is always appreciated.
Just ONCE I'd like for someone to call me "Sir" without adding, "please stop making a scene." "The problem with quotes on the internet is having to ascertain whether or not they are genuine." -- Abraham Lincoln
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Re: Fishing the Front
[Re: Garvin]
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09/11/15 05:38 PM
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BMCD
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When fishing Fayette the rocks at the discharge always are good for a few fish. PP lakes are as effected by fronts as non PP lakes. Mild fronts don't really change too much about the fish.
Last edited by BMCD; 09/11/15 05:40 PM.
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Re: Fishing the Front
[Re: Garvin]
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09/11/15 06:53 PM
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CCTX
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mapquest
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Cold Front, clear skies, north wind, high air pressure:
Flip as close as possible to cover/timber with trigged worms/craws/creatures, small jigs/small trailers
Small H&H spinner baits, 1/4oz beetle spins, sq bills, rattle traps, shaky head or drop shot at the discharge and around the riprap
Slider rig or split shot rig worm in the vegetation.
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Re: Fishing the Front
[Re: BMCD]
#11097056
09/11/15 07:02 PM
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Lil joe
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Mild fronts don't really change too much about the fish. Ha! I wish that were true. That first little front that came through here about 2 weeks ago put the fish that I had been on all summer on the run. Every since it came through the fish have scattered out all over.
Last edited by Joel c; 09/11/15 07:35 PM.
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Re: Fishing the Front
[Re: Garvin]
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09/12/15 12:55 AM
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Red Eye Bandit
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Flip as close as possible to cover/timber with trigged worms/craws/creatures, small jigs/small trailers.
That's the ticket right there with a front moving through.
Joseph B. Bowling
JBB & Associates, Inc. Business Development
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