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When is the best time to start fishing and where.
Also, When is the best time to start catching your own night crawlers.

anytime 6-8 hours before the tempature heats up around 8-10 degrees,around march 25th id say would be the best time to start catching crawlers.

[quote="broncofan09"]When is the best time to start fishing and where.
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You mean theres a bad time to fish?

We caught some Very nice Crappie Sunday at Rush Creek and then some nice Smallies Monday out of the Hocking River before the Rain destroyed it Again.

I've heard they are starting to catch crappie, bass, and a few channel cats in the area lakes. Thought i saw some night crawlers during that last gully washer we had. I would already be hitting the dams but somebody in Marietta left their faucet running again it appears (seems to happen every March).......

Ive beeen catchin some real nice crapppie off of jigging tubes.

Largemouth Bass are suppose to start biting frequently when the water tempature gets up to 51 degrees, I don't keep up with other types of fish though.

the best time to fish is when they're biting. yep i got crawlers out already.

reliob wrote:

broncofan09 wrote:When is the best time to start fishing and where.
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You mean theres a bad time to fish?

yep, when you run out of cold kool aid

blue53 wrote:

reliob wrote:

broncofan09 wrote:When is the best time to start fishing and where.
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You mean theres a bad time to fish?

yep, when you run out of cold kool aid

I can agree with that.

Caught several nice Bass yesterday. We were fishing a lake on Ft Lewis.

I went to Lake Guntersville last week. Got down there on Thursday and came back late Sunday.

We boated over 100 largemouth on Friday, more than 50 on Saturday and more than 30 on Thursday. There were 2 other boats with us, they all caught lots of fish.

Our average largemouth was 2-3 lbs, but I caught several over 4lb and another guy in our group caught 2 at 5lb each.

We should be looking at the bass moving up to shallow water in the next 2 weeks, as they are already on the nest in Alabama.

What was you catching them on???

OZZIEOHIO wrote:What was you catching them on???

pinochio nosses

OZZIEOHIO wrote:What was you catching them on???

I think he said he used CarrotStyx.

I caught 5 under the slot at Tycoon a couple days ago. Caught the on a new jerk bait.

Well if my fishing calendar is correct the best time to fish is at dawn today because the moon is right over head at that time and dawn is 1 of the best times to fish anyway. I just got the calendar so I dont know if it knows what its talking about yet but we will see after today

Bleeding Red wrote:I went to Lake Guntersville last week. Got down there on Thursday and came back late Sunday.

We boated over 100 largemouth on Friday, more than 50 on Saturday and more than 30 on Thursday. There were 2 other boats with us, they all caught lots of fish.

Our average largemouth was 2-3 lbs, but I caught several over 4lb and another guy in our group caught 2 at 5lb each.

We should be looking at the bass moving up to shallow water in the next 2 weeks, as they are already on the nest in Alabama.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------i love lake guntersville, we were there last june 2nd through 10th, and killed them on buzzbaits, topwater frogs and crankbaits n swimbaits. according on the sun, and water clarity.grass equals bass, and guntersville has it everywhere.