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we were on more than one patch of "grass" (yes it was millfoil) so I know that it was not schooling fish. This exact same pattern has worked for me in back to back weeks in the exact same spots so i don't think that it was a fluke either. we just found a spot that is still holding fish in both numbers and quality. hopefully they are still holding next thursday.
i was on the main lake yesterday and its not turned over. the process has started but is far from complete. fished a creek around some grass and tore them up also. fished all through the rain and it was worth it.
hmm...so basically nobody has a clue then...awesome
I checked for myself............No turnover ANYWHERE I fished........
Lick Fork to the DAM..............
I caught 8 in 1/2 day fishing, and managed 2 keepers with Martinson.
Probably could have caught more, but pulled off, and went to Hoosier Nat to see if they were further along........they were NOT......
AND Indian Lake is a MUD BOWL, while Celina is still pretty clear..........Again, NO TURNOVER there either.
Finally.............rounding a point by the Marina I see what looks like a Cajun boat.......start chatting up the "dude".............none other then Embrey, off the board, who I'm a going to KY next week with.........
Kinda Cool running into other fishin buds from here.
Later,
Geo
sure looked turned over to me...
[QUOTE=Embrey;385765]sure looked turned over to me...[/QUOTE]
the rains make it look bad, and it will speed up the process.
The smaller reservoirs around central Indiana have completed turnover already. Had the probe out on EC this weekend and there was less than a 1 degree difference in temperature from top to bottom (~30'). Surface temp was 61.5. Some other lakes are running a couple degrees to either side of that. Guessing they are basically sharing the same result and have completed also.