Zackvbra
Senior Member
In my opinion, last year was an off year for spawning in South Georgia. I caught bass with roe in them in June/July that hadn’t even spawned out (usually spawn in February-March).
This year, we got a good cold winter, and in my opinion, if the water temp will get 50 or below and stay there for a few days, then when it warms up, prespawn and the spawn will be tremendous.
Nothing like a good cold winter to make the spawn hot.
Thoughts?
This year, we got a good cold winter, and in my opinion, if the water temp will get 50 or below and stay there for a few days, then when it warms up, prespawn and the spawn will be tremendous.
Nothing like a good cold winter to make the spawn hot.
Thoughts?