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Knowing the effect of temperature on the species of fish you’re pursuing will make the difference between a successful outing, and a skunk

Ever feel sluggish when it gets hot? Are you slow to get out of bed on a cold winter morning? Do you tend to look for shade on warm summer days? Well, fish are no different than humans — they tend to have their preferred temperatures, and will act accordingly. Fish have a comfort zone — knowledge of this zone will help improve your catches. If it’s too hot, fishing drops off; same for when it’s too cold. So what should you do before planning your day’s strategy?

Story & Photos by Duane Radford

 
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