Is it just like rain or totally different outcome.

I know a very good stick that says during a snow he has caught some of the biggest tourny sacks ever pulling a grass frog in the snow !!! Personly I have only fished once in sleet and snow I weighed in one dink he weighed in a 24 lbs sack on Cypress Springs in 09

I thank this stick for the info

the fish feel safer with me on the couch in my warm house.

The crappie aren't bothered by it.

fished Bridgeport a few years back in Feb.5 hrs not a bite.
Started sleeting and won 2nd place and big bass. Soooo????

we caught crappie during the snow/sleet shower we got on Waco.

Its been my experience when fishing in snow, the fish I have caught wear those "snow goggles" the type that have a small split they can see thru so as not to :snow blind: them. You may have to use a different type dip net, one that is white so it blends with the snow coming down and not scare the fishes.
Ia m sure more folks on here can give better info.than I




i am so funny today and only had 7 beers so far, no telling how i will get as the day progresses .HA HA HA HA HA HA

I see you are about 500 miles north of where I live. Sometimes it snows up your way. Back in the seventies we would get down into the upper teens for an hour or two and sometimes, maybe every 5 years we would get a thin smattering of snow. Since 1983 we really haven't had anything below 29 degrees. The fish here seem to be more sensitive to temperature change. Below 50 degrees water temperature many stop feeding and it becomes hard to catch any. I think a lot of the fishermen are the same way. I can see some funny replies coming my way, but we actually do have a physiological adaptation to the climate here.