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Reading buoy temps Jul 24, 2020 10:20 am #28715

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When reading buoy temps available online, which values mean the most to you? Is a tighter thermocline more desirable than a drawn-out thermocline? Does surface temp affect how close fish are to shore during the summer months? Thank you for the insight.

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Reading buoy temps Jul 24, 2020 10:28 am #28716

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Temp break at the steeper side for me, but I will take any temp break as long as it get to high 40 degree mark. It at least gives you a good starting point.
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