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Old 03-20-13, 04:49 AM   #1
kennethdaysale
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Default Relevant to spring cold front

In the past 6-8 weeks local water temps have risen 15+ degrees. The fish have definately moved up and are willing to eat. Abundant winter rain has all the lakes at full pool+. Everything is perculating nicely. Now comes the dreaded cold front, water temps certain to drop quickly.

I understand this subject has been the topic of endless magazine articles, TV shows and internet discussions and I've listened to all of them. I know what I always do but I'd really like to hear how you guys approach this situation. Especially anything outside the box. Be as specific as you will.
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