So I’m curious of what difference y’all think the cool front coming through Friday will make to the bite? Thinking of exploring Bushypark or the Toogoodoo creek on Friday. I’m still trying learn & find fish, mainly reds & trout in these areas. Planning to try topwater early, then switch to jigheads/grubs later. Think I’m going try to focus on trying to find structure to fish. I wouldn’t think the cool down this late would change their location if I can find them but, thinking I may need to fish a little slower. If I don’t have any luck I’ll probably find some bait & a creek mouth to sit in.
A fella at work was saying with temps & pressure dropping the bite will more than likely shutdown? Just wanted to see if y’all think it makes that much difference this late in the year?
From my non scientific experience, it’ll either be a very slow day or they’ll be jumping in the boat. Regardless, if you’re able to go and conditions are safe, I’d give it a shot!
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Yes, when I do get a chances to go, I usually take them!
So far, this week has. been bad…at least for me. Went out Sunday and a total of three small trout and two whiting. Yesterday, Tues yielding nothing!!!
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