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I don't think that holds true when it comes to the wind. If the waves are too big, it gives the fly an unnatural amount of motion for that type of water temperature. So if it's snow or rain that's come in with a decent amount of wind blowing, it's probably not going to be that good for FnF.
Michael, i remember you catching a goodun on the fly on cumberland in some rollers. We had to just watch for our bobbers when they were on top of the waves
From what I have seen on Dale this indeed holds true. I have fished it for over 20 years and I pray that it either rains or snows everytime I'm there. Never been there and not caught fish when it was snowing. It has more to do with the low light levels than anything.
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smallmouth bite when they want, dont have nuthin to do with snow.
