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Redneckangler
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| PECo wrote: | | Thanks, Derek, but I still don't buy the "cold shock" hypothesis. The water temperature before the cold snap was already 34 degrees or less and could drop to only 32 degrees or so. That makes no sense to me. |
Depends on where they were holding as well. I don't think fish in a big, main body had much to worry, as they are down below a thermocline, but the fish that I know of were along smaller tributaries on the CT. In addition, it got really cold, the warmed and rain, then back to deep freeze. This is what wiped out most of the snook in Florida in 2010 (of course I was booked to fish down there a week or so afterwards). Fish went to deeper water, back to shallower, another shock...... Anyway, be interested in any DEEP findings, or at least estimates of the number of fish effected. Any reports from the Housy or Thames of similar kills?
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Jeff
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| Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 7:22 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm sticking with aliens. |
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Crest Daddy
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| Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Jeff wrote: | | I'm sticking with aliens. |
i wouldn't recommend that
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