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« Last post by Jigging15 on February 19, 2014, 09:08:05 pm »
I think there is more involved than just the water temps. A local biologist says that the length of the day light hours is a big factor. Then you have rising and falling water levels and some say the moon phase also plays into it. The length of day plays into the way deer and turkey know when its time to start breeding "Rutting". Usually later in April here on Truman for the real good spawn fishing to get started. Have seen the best week of catching them on the banks in the 2nd week of May.