Water Temps, a big drop

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Littoral
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Post by Littoral »

EJ, I really do appreciate your question and emphasis on data versus "winging it".
That said, I don't wing science.
True, I have no data on the relevance of photo period to Trout & Redfish behavior. That’s why I said I didn’t think photo period was relevant to our beloved inshore fish. I also said it was fun to think about (as opposed to peer review).
Since you brought it up, if photo period is a relevant variable to trout and redfish behavior (not over slot redfish spawning offshore) then I'd like to apply it to my constant wondering about where they are.
Any suggestions?
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Post by reel therapy »

Forecast is calling for morning lows in the mid-60's this weekend.

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RHTFISH
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Post by RHTFISH »

I've been reading this thread with much interest.
Am I to understand that basically the water temp is showing signs
of cooling? :roll:

Is photoperiod anything like photoshop, ie, do results depend
on operator skills? :o
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others.
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