09-24-2013, 10:17 PM
[#0000FF]I fish pretty much the same but often have to cover more area to find fewer fish. When the water cools and the winds blow the fish scatter more...and seek out some deeper water between feeding periods.
But if you can time your trips for a calm day after two or three other relatively calm days you can sometimes get into some faster fall action...and some bigger fish.
This extreme low water always changes up the fishing. And the lower the water temps get the better the fishing later in the day...or into the night. Utah Lake is shallow and both warms and cools more quickly than deeper lakes. So a cold night will drop the temps a few degrees and a warm day will bring them up for tender kitties. The downside to going out later is that is usually when the wind blows most. Just cain't have it both ways.
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But if you can time your trips for a calm day after two or three other relatively calm days you can sometimes get into some faster fall action...and some bigger fish.
This extreme low water always changes up the fishing. And the lower the water temps get the better the fishing later in the day...or into the night. Utah Lake is shallow and both warms and cools more quickly than deeper lakes. So a cold night will drop the temps a few degrees and a warm day will bring them up for tender kitties. The downside to going out later is that is usually when the wind blows most. Just cain't have it both ways.
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