Most lakes have seen the spawn come and go already. We took a trip Saturday to a lake known for warming later than most. Water was 58 when we got on early morning. By 1 it was up to 62 and we started working shorelines and pulled in 50-75 in the 7″-8″ range. We moved over to some submerged pencil reeds and found the big males in the 11″-12.5″ range. Really fun to watch them come in to spawn so aggressively as that water temp hit the sweet spot.
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