Do you know why?

joedog · 06-01-12, 03:46 PM

Well we all have experienced the great early bite or late bite but do you know why these times are great?
Well I may.

Tiny, sun-loving phytoplankton rise and fall based on light intensity...moving closer to surface during low-light periods.
Larger zooplankton, which eat phytoplankton, tag along as do minnows and bluegills, which dine on zooplankton. Hungry bass, and other gamefish,
join the fray to mow down the minnows.
Same logic in reverse to find suspended bass.

Well the suns out the temp hitting 60 wind out of the north is dying down, I'm done bothering you all cause in Wi. thats fishing weather.

Have the very best weekend you possibly can...PLEASE!
Hey and if you get a chance take a kid out fishing this weekend.
Have fun, be safe and let us know the catch.

06-01-12, 03:46 PM	#1
joedog BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: JANESVILLE,WI. 53545 Posts: 3,415	Do you know why? Well we all have experienced the great early bite or late bite but do you know why these times are great? Well I may. Tiny, sun-loving phytoplankton rise and fall based on light intensity...moving closer to surface during low-light periods. Larger zooplankton, which eat phytoplankton, tag along as do minnows and bluegills, which dine on zooplankton. Hungry bass, and other gamefish, join the fray to mow down the minnows. Same logic in reverse to find suspended bass. Well the suns out the temp hitting 60 wind out of the north is dying down, I'm done bothering you all cause in Wi. thats fishing weather. Have the very best weekend you possibly can...PLEASE! Hey and if you get a chance take a kid out fishing this weekend. Have fun, be safe and let us know the catch. __________________ "Fishing isn't life or death... it's more important than that."

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