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Frymans temps in the 50's should make the FNF bite pick up. I am absolutely itching to FNF fish and thinking about going Wed or Thur. Plan would be to put in just before sunup and fish until the sun goes down. Plan on FNF fishing only and these will be the only rods in my boat. Let me know if you want to go and we can work something out.
Elnut
That sounds like a blast. If it weren't for a little thing called work, I'd take you up on that one!
Elnut I just posted a report from today. I have never FNF before but if good colored water is what you want, Strodes was very clear and Stoner had that fall color to it not that pretty green color but fairly clear. Not sure of the water temp but the bass I caught had very little fight in em once I got them to the top and felt like ice. They had that stunning winter color to them with sharp detail. Very pretty.
Shawn
Michael we're due a FNF trip on Cumberland when the water cools down a few degrees....Elwood I know Cland isn't your lake of choice but you're more than welcome to ride with us if you'd like
Just say the word and I'm there. I've been trying to catch some stripes the last two weekends, but didn't get out yesterday or today.
[QUOTE=Fishin is life;432077]Michael we're due a FNF trip on Cumberland when the water cools down a few degrees....Elwood I know Cland isn't your lake of choice but you're more than welcome to ride with us if you'd like[/QUOTE]
I could not catch a Smallie on the FNF at Cumberland if it was the size of a bathtub. I would be riding along and you would have to tell me where and when to cast and in what direction as well. 3 more weeks and Dale Hollow for a month is all I have to say. I think I can catch at least one or two down there.