Members RogueAgent Posted February 25, 2019 Members Posted February 25, 2019 Was on a shallow flat near McCord yesterday (Sunday 2/24) and noticed what looked to be vacant beds. I know it's hard to tell in the picture but they were all about 12-18" across. What species do you think is making these already? Water temp 48 degrees. A few hundred yards downstream, in deeper water (3-6 ft), was a school of carp and gar.
Members RogueAgent Posted February 25, 2019 Author Members Posted February 25, 2019 1 minute ago, Lvn2Fish said: No no way and nope K, cool. Sasquatch tracks was my other thought. tho1mas 1
willyfish Posted February 25, 2019 Posted February 25, 2019 In water 48 degrees I'd be skeptical that those were "working beds". My guess is current blew that area out and created those spots or they were old beds. If I had to guess I would say white bass if anything given you were at McCord. Who knows though, mother nature has a way of changing things up. Bass Yakker 1
willyfish Posted February 25, 2019 Posted February 25, 2019 I just read whites don't make beds or "nests". I do know they like current.
sfiser Posted February 25, 2019 Posted February 25, 2019 feeding marks from carp maybe? They can dredge up a flat in no time looking for food. magicwormman 1
Members CrappieMaster24 Posted February 25, 2019 Members Posted February 25, 2019 48 degrees??? In what? 1 foot of water?
Members RogueAgent Posted February 25, 2019 Author Members Posted February 25, 2019 8 minutes ago, CrappieMaster24 said: 48 degrees??? In what? 1 foot of water? It was 42 water temp that morning at Indian Point. We moved from there around 10 and put in up past flat creek in the James and it was 48 around the ramp in 8 feet. Of course, our reading was surface temp.
Flysmallie Posted February 25, 2019 Posted February 25, 2019 Definitely NOT white bass. Probably aliens. Daryk Campbell Sr 1
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