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Old April 6th, 2004, 01:39 PM
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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Default Water Temperature--Spawning???


"Galen Zink" wrote in message
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At what water temperature do Largemouth Bass move into the shallows to
start the spawn? Thanks....

The lake I was fishing today had a water temp of 47 degrees. Fished my
butt off but didn't catch anything.


Typically, bass spawn in 60 degree or warmer water. At least I don't find
spawning activity in my area until water temps get to at least 60.
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