James RickardA look at the same place throughout the year
November 18th 2008 01:34
Knowing how deep the water is where you fish is important because you have to know how deep the water is to have an idea of where the fish are.
That can be done with an electronic depth finder or simply being familiar with the area you fish.
Here are some photographs that show how much water levels can vary in the same location during different times of the year.
That can be done with an electronic depth finder or simply being familiar with the area you fish.
Here are some photographs that show how much water levels can vary in the same location during different times of the year.
I'm not sure which is which but one shot was taken in February and the other one is from around November. They both have the same idea. Here's another shot of the same basic view.
Now, look what happens in the summer when water levels drop. AND these are typical for this location.
Here's another shot taken this past summer with a similar perspective.
Here are a few more shots illustrating the same idea but looking in the opposite direction.
When it finally warms up, we get this.
Until next time--watch yourself and watch your line!
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