01-14-2019, 03:24 PM
Last year on the Berry we had one of our best days ever there. Everyone in our group pulled 20+ fish all nicely sized. It was a beautiful sunny day with very little wind. The next day was a sideways white out and like the sun the fish were nowhere to be seen. Definately felt like the weather played a part in fish cooperation that trip.
I've fished other places in whiteouts and had great success. Fish are fickle. You just never know how the weather, moon phase or increase in swamp gas over lake Okeechobee is going to affect them. If you fish a particular lake and species of fish often I think you can get their pattern down a lot better. From lake to lake and species to species it's a lot harder to have any solid rules.
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I've fished other places in whiteouts and had great success. Fish are fickle. You just never know how the weather, moon phase or increase in swamp gas over lake Okeechobee is going to affect them. If you fish a particular lake and species of fish often I think you can get their pattern down a lot better. From lake to lake and species to species it's a lot harder to have any solid rules.
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