George, thanks for sharing that...do I understand you correctly in that your CNBG will still feed with water temps in the high forties, albeit they are slowing down as the temps drop? Or are those air temperatures?
I would love to be able to key in on a water temp range where catchability(?)of CNBG stops, IF such an occurrence does indeed take place.
Tony, those are near surface water temps - sometimes get lockjaw in the morning and feed in the afternoon - never heard anyone talk about CNBG being hard to catch until I read your post - I was surprised! CNBG - a love affair! G/
N.E. Texas 2 acre and 1/4 acre ponds Original george #173 (22 June 2002)
