where to fish when a cold front moves threw?
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I'm not really to sure. But today I found this great site with tons of info about bass fishing. If thats what your looking for click the link below.  You may want to check it out anyway, it's a real good site. Go down on the page and click either on the left or right to view the different articles.
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You can get a map at www.fishinghotspots.com\nI have found these maps to be very helpful and quite accurate.
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check out www.fishinghotspots.com.  You should find what you need there.
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Sounds cold but have a good time:\nhttp://www.surfline.com/travel/surfmaps/surfmap.cfm?id=37
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You'll probably do better fishing from a pier instead of the shore.  I like the Shelter Island Pier.  Rest Rooms are close and there's a bait/snack shop right there.  The regulars will be happy to talk to you about what's biting on what.  Weekdays are much less crowded than weekends.  July and August are the best  months. Here's a website that will tell you how to fish: http://www.pierfishing.com/pier_of_the_month/shelterisland.html
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The convection of heat in the water carries warm water from the bottom of the water, nearest the warm earth, to the surface and back.\nThis motion maintains enough warmth throughout the water to prevent the fish from freezing.  The bodies of the fish also enables them to survive in near freezing temperatures by moving constantly.\nConvection always occurs, in Summer and Winter.  And the pattern never changes.
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I can say that they should be heading your way soon.  It finally got cold here today and will stay that way.  Lakes and ponds are staring to freeze over.  I saw some geese and a couple large flocks of mallards moving south this evening.  Good hunting.
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IF it is the Ovens River I'm thinking of, you would be able to catch (other than trout): Suckers, small pike, Small-mouth Bass, occasionally a Lrg-mouth Bass, maybe in the deeper holes a Walleye or 2. However, I'm not sure which Ovens River you are speaking about??? need more info.....
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Live minnows for the flounder. Normally you can net them in the canals on the way there.\n\nRedfish love crabs. If you can get them alive. Hook them in the corner and take off their claws.
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The weekly fishing reports for Colorado are listed every Wednesday in the Denver Post Newspaper in the sports section.\nwww.denverpost.com
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Lord yes i have a ultra light rig set up, mainly for bream fishing. bream is a pan fish which will get up to about 1 1/2 lbs. best eating fish there is . but to catch it one is like catching a shark. they are the best fighting fish there is.i have a ice fishing rod about 18inches long with a ultra light spinner on it. i carry it on my bike or truck. i see a decent place to fish i stop. i like it when the place is full of snakes because that is where you catch your big ones. wanna go with me lol.
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Great Whites are a cold water shark. Yes you can find one off Rhode Island, though your chances get better the further north you go.. As for Australia being the place to go, not really. South Africa actually gives you better odds to dive with one as does the area around Patagonia, heck...anywhere the water temperature is 75 F to 55 F.
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try plenty of fish .com
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Hey, we are headed there tomorrow, awesome catches, large Red, trout, flounder and Black drum, we use live bait,  mostly mud minnows, mullet and shrimp. The trout love Ghost shrimp, but you must catch them yourself at the beach and the limit is 20. the best place to buy bait at Port Isabel is Harry's. They usually have everything. If you are boating, you can catch your bait over by the SPI Conference center (bay side) near the little canals. Lots of mullet and mud minnows.. Hey, GOOD LUCK!!!
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they are starting to pick up out there i would wait a month and it should be hitting.If your interested in other species as well ,the white sea bass are biting when the weather is good and you can fish around the kelp areas for calico's and yellows .you can check witht e boats that go out of santa barbara area the usually have a fishing report daily that will que you in as when to head out there.\ngood luck
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In Ashtabula in the Ashtabula River towards the mouth is a great place. Actually you want to go to Walnut Beach and go behind the break wall behind the water company. There is a cove there that the pike spawn at in the spring when the water rises to about 40 to 45 degrees. There is alot of vegetation which they like. You will probably have to use a top water buzz bait as plugs will get tangled in all the vegetation. You'll have to walk in. I think they blocked it off now. Also in the harbor you can drive back into the marina on the railroad track side and fish the inlet there but you have to do it before the boats are docked there because they won't let you in when the boats are there unless you know somebody that has a boat docked there.
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This time of year it can be hard to trigger strikes - contrary to popular thinking.  I'd use some sort of floating crank that dives to no more than 3-4 ft. upon retrieve.  Anything in a shad color will work since that makes up a significant portion of bass diet this time of year.  If you're fishing over milfoil, cast to the edge, retrieve quickly for the first 3 or 4 feet and then let it float back up to the top.  It simulates a shad scurrying away from the bass which usually makes them come out and hit it.  Stop and go retrieves tend to work really well at this time of year.  If you're hell-bent on using cranks, go for it.  Let me suggest, however, floating worms in the early and late parts of the day.  They are killer here in NC.  Zoom puts out a color called tomatoe that I've had a lot of luck w/ lately.  Don't forget about the trusty ol' buzz bait either, you can usually do some damage w/ one of those if you throw it up to a grassy bank and just slow roll it.\n\nGood luck.