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Jeff Soto's Blog – February 2009 Archive (1)
Coldwater/Warmwater Bluegill
Being a fisherman from southern California, where is rarely gets under 40 to 50 degrees in the dead of winter, why do the Blue gill in our lakes here stop biting when we have this cool weather? It is Very hard to even locate them! Most of the lakes and ponds in the northern states freeze over from freezing temperatures, yet you have great Bluegill fishing through the ice. Cold water is cold water, no matter where it is right? Well, Bluegill are Bluegill in any area too right? So how come us… Continue
Added by Jeff Soto on February 23, 2009 at 7:26pm — 12 Comments
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