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Fish are funny...and fun. Its seems just a few degree temperature difference can mean the difference between active fish, and hunkered down. Most minnows tend to live fairly shallow, and I suspect they sense warmer upper layers during a sunny day. The top six inches can range as much as 8-10 degrees between morning and afternoon, with a 25-30 degree swing of air temps. 35 as a low, followed by a high mid-60's can change top water temps quite a bit.
Feed eaters? Go figure...when water temps hit the upper 50's, warmwater fish activity begins to rise.
Spring on!
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