04-28-2013, 09:51 PM
[cool][#0000FF]White bass spawn when the water temp gets about 65. They start schooling up and running up the rivers usually about this time of year and in most years the spawn is sometime around the middle of May and into the first of June if it stays cooler.
Water temps should hit 60 by this week and then we will have some reports of good whitie action from American Fork and Lindon Harbors...and at places around Lincoln Beach. But they will spawn all along rocky shoreline and off the outside wave-washed dikes of all the harbors. It can also be good around the outside of reed beds and along rocky shorelines on both sides of Goshen Bay.
The temperature of the water will be affected by wind direction and speed, depth, which direction the shore faces (south facing shorelines warm faster), etc. It also gets warmer faster and stays warmer inside harbors so often there can be good whitie fishing inside before it gets good outside. Every year is different.
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Water temps should hit 60 by this week and then we will have some reports of good whitie action from American Fork and Lindon Harbors...and at places around Lincoln Beach. But they will spawn all along rocky shoreline and off the outside wave-washed dikes of all the harbors. It can also be good around the outside of reed beds and along rocky shorelines on both sides of Goshen Bay.
The temperature of the water will be affected by wind direction and speed, depth, which direction the shore faces (south facing shorelines warm faster), etc. It also gets warmer faster and stays warmer inside harbors so often there can be good whitie fishing inside before it gets good outside. Every year is different.
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