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Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
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07/29/18 05:40 PM
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reel_gills_tim
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Which time of year do you guys think fishing power plant lakes can be more effective? I've had luck on Welsh during the summer, when the water temps are above 100 but on our second trip that wasn't the case. Thanks for watching!
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Re: Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
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07/29/18 06:59 PM
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BrockstaRama
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I fish fayette in the mornings and get off the water by 10 in the summer but thats just because i have figured out the morning bite and its amazing once I did so I spoil myself then head home.😊
When I am not fishing I am thinking about fishing. And mostly what I should have done differently my last trip! #Brockstarama
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Re: Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
[Re: reel_gills_tim]
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07/29/18 07:18 PM
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Chris_K
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When do fish spawn on a PPL?
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Re: Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
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07/29/18 07:56 PM
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elkhunter7x6
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Usually starts in December in my neck of the woods.
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Re: Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
[Re: reel_gills_tim]
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07/30/18 05:34 PM
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bush hog
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Power plant lakes aren't necessarily more productive in the winter but they are more popular because you get such a jump start on the spawn. It's funny that a lot of people think the fish don't bite during the summer on pp lakes....they don't hibernate...they have to eat. I have had some very productive trips during the dog days of summer. Just like any other lake the morning bite is typically best. The fish will find a spot in the lake where they are most comfortable and the bait fish are handy....finding that area of the lake is the trick.
To whom much is given, much is required.
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Re: Summer VS Spring On Power Plant Lakes
[Re: bush hog]
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07/30/18 09:52 PM
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reel_gills_tim
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Power plant lakes aren't necessarily more productive in the winter but they are more popular because you get such a jump start on the spawn. It's funny that a lot of people think the fish don't bite during the summer on pp lakes....they don't hibernate...they have to eat. I have had some very productive trips during the dog days of summer. Just like any other lake the morning bite is typically best. The fish will find a spot in the lake where they are most comfortable and the bait fish are handy....finding that area of the lake is the trick. Yeah, you can find spawners as early as December some times but you will also find a full parking lot. Last year a buddy and I had an awesome day out on Welsh when we fished the discharge and it was 105 degree water temp. But I've also noticed that the grass has grown way thicker this year.
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