whats the cold weather gonna do to em' ?

[shnstone]

alright yall whats this cold weather going to do with the trout. Will you fish really close in, will they be deep in the creeks,at the mouths, or will it just mess them up for a couple of days.Help me out im trying to learn this winter fishing thing.

[Redbelly]

I can tell you what it will do to me.......

They will move out deep or up da creek and river to a deep hole.

[shnstone]

I can tell you what it will do to me.......

They will move out deep or up da creek and river to a deep hole.

when you say ''out deep'' you mean out in the flats 4 or 5 foot deep ??

[WaltDawg]

Dey will be hidin in da creeks fo show.

Probably deeper that 4 or 5 feet, I think.

[wevans]

Deep bends and deep holes at the mouth of the creeks and some will move out to any 12+ holes around the flats

[Reel Cowboy]

They'll be protected from me. It's too cold this ol' boy.

[Flint River Pirate]

They'll be protected from me. It's too cold this ol' boy.

Same here! I am not a fan of cold weather.

[GatorBaiter]

Do the reds normally shut off with the cold or will they pattern similar to the trout? I would normally be on a stand but the freezer is allready full

[Reel Cowboy]

Do the reds normally shut off with the cold or will they pattern similar to the trout? I would normally be on a stand but the freezer is allready full

With low temps in the teens for a couple of days, I would assume they would be easy to find but hard to get them to eat. Probably really lethargic on account of being frozen.

[Natureboy]

They are deep right now and it is NEVER to cold to fish you sisssy boys!

[WaltDawg]

The reds will be biting, you just have to find them.

[wevans]

Find em, then fish slowwwwwwwwwwww

[Littoral]

In the words of Colonel Klink, nothing, nothing, nothing.

[jsuber]

Looking at my old logs and scanning the old noggin, they will be up on the grass on a rising tide, they will move their lips slower, but they will still bite, and they will be bunched up together. They will also be back in creeks in holes that hold crabs, and bait, and witing on me to come visit with a jig head and a gulp. On the flats thye will hit the spoon, gulp, and even top water. So in the words of Littoral "nothing, nothing, nothing". They will be biting even better so ya'll stay home and keep warm.

[MudDucker]

Deep holes in creeks and rivers with slow presentation of smaller baits. Old doll flies and smudge pots used to be the ticket for fat reds in this weather.