Must have been way north because I know the lake I was fishing around that time was not even close to being that cold and the limits were coming from a gravel pit.

That was lake lavon. If I recall we had 6-8" of snow around the 10th of March last year......the snow melt cooled the area lakes down a lot. I find it really hard to believe you caught fish shallow 3 days after that.

My little boy's bday is February 27th and we built snowmen last year. I live 2 hrs (almost) due west of Fort Worth, in Newcastle. We held snow on the ground for over a week.

Family loss kept me off the water - no input on fish, just trying to help with temps.

Here is the climate records for last March. The last of the snow was on the 5th not the 10th and if you'll notice the temps leading up to the 13th of March when I did catch jet black males on the bank consisted of warm days and nights. You can believe what you want.

I got my first limit the first week in feb of 2015 fishing at a little lake with a loooong fishing pier.

I do wonder if we can get through this month without any snow. It seems that February is a good month to get snow and ice.

Same here.

Id love to see a lake warm up from 45 to 60 degrees in 5-10 days of temps that didn't even get out of the 60s.

Like I said man believe what you want. The fish I caught must have not gotten your memo then lol

I'm with you fishin'aholic. I caught fish that early last year ,also shallow. Alot of times I don't post for the same reason people just don't know how to respect.

Ahhh Ant,you dun went and dun done it now,you just jinxed us,lol!

I'm going to have agree with Anthony as well, little Nick. Remember when I was catching spawners in December a few years ago? Catching them on topwater baits visually. There are always secret spots.

Ive been limiting out since the beginning of this year from the bank. This years spawn is gonna be nuts

I need to start fishing with you!

First off, Anthony did in fact catch a limit that day. I was there...

Secondly, I caught fish in two feet of water last year on a main lake cove. Water temp was 49 on the main lake and 53 in the back of the cove. They were all staging females and good size ones too.

I challenge you McKinneycrappiecatcher to think outside of the box and maybe you too can increase your catch rate.