Little input

[joedog]

I'm considering wading in a small Pad filled lake (pond )tommorrow but we got a temp drop to 59 degrees with all day rain, today so far anyways.
Tommorrow cloudy with 72 high temp.
Fishings been slow, catching fish, but slow none the less.

Now the sole purpose to go here is to frog fish the pads, wading the pads.
Getting there is no problem really but muck, sometimes deep muck, bottom, which is common in the pads. So the wade isn't real fun but if the frog bite is on, WoW. Plus the Northern are very aggressive. No size but aggresive all the same.

Now cold front, cold rain, cold air temp mean poor frog bite? Or does my out of the box thinking, (fishings been slow, high pressure dominating and no rain weather pattern last full week plus), so maybe the weather change is a plus?
The fish need something to change thier 'mood'. Anythings better than no change at all, right?

This trip can be done and does get done all summer long but the weather makes wearing bootfeet waders a little more comfortable, hence the idea.

I'm playing the doctor game tommorrow so the schedule is wide open.
Confusion is, maybe early pad bite won't be as good as mid day bite, chance for maybe sun to peak through clouds?
No sun makes for non-ideal pad fishing?
If there is no pad bite this place has no other options if your in the water.

Alternative plan.
With the rain I got a 60% chance that another large will have current and thats a great positive for SM.
Trips farther but spring fished here but with the lack of rain and low lake water hasn't been my choice this summer.

So whats the input?
Hey I got get my fix so I'll be gone to the water for a couple of hours but I truely hope you folks got this delema solved by then.

Serious, this situation will happen again and probably happening to more than just me, the Temp. change deal. So all input is very welcome no matter when your viewing it.