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03 Jan 22:46
BLat was talking about rocks warming up/cooling down in this Live. I listened to it again and wanted to dig deeper into this. Here is what I gathered: Think of rocks like a coffee mug that you leave in the sun - they soak up heat and stay warm even after the sun disappears. In the winter, this is like a warm blanket that fish like.
During winter, bass are cold and adapt to their ecosystem - they know where to find warmer water. That's where rocks come in. When the sun hits rocks during the day, they warm up by a few degrees. It might not seem like much to us, but it's like finding a heated pool in the middle of winter to a bass!
Best places to fish rocky areas in winter:
Look for dark-colored rocks - they heat up better than light ones
Focus on south-facing banks because they get the most sun all-day
Fish riprap (those man-made rocky banks) - they're perfect heat collectors
What do you guys think?