03-30-14, 02:45 PM
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March 30th report
With winds out of NW at almost 20 mph I offered to move to another date. But sometimes you just hafta fish so we adjusted launch time to get more hours in before the big winds and dropping temps hit around noon. We tried to head up river to hide from the wind but knowing it would just get worse I turned around and found an edge to fish, somewhat out of the main river winds. The bite was slow and we got a few. Lots of good hits that just dropped the bait. Tentative hits they were. Packed up when the winds hit 30 plus and temps dropped 10 degrees.
  Home now with a nice red wine.. Capt Mike
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03-30-14, 03:19 PM
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I look at that and develop a cold coming on.I hate wet cold fronts,wind np other than when nasty makes it worse.Is it me or are those fish lighter in color than prior.
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03-30-14, 03:59 PM
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Yes they are lighter than normal. Water temps dropped 5 degrees and that might be why they are lighter in color.
Capt Mike
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