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The week's fishing readBest day, wind and pressure at this lake, read for you▾
Ice-on and ice-off forecastWhen this lake should freeze and open, predicted from 65 winters of weather▾
Winter severityThis winter's cold and snow against 66 years here▾
Estimated from weather, not measured on the lake. Deep snow and long unbroken cold are what starve a lake of oxygen under the ice.
Typical seasonHow this lake's year usually runs, from 66 years of weather▾
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- Hatch timingChironomids, Callibaetis, sedges, damsels and fall boatman, predicted from water warmthSoon
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Rising pressure pulls chironomids & mayflies up to emerge on the shoals, so fish feed shallow and aggressively. Falling pressure pushes fish deep; switch to sinking lines and leeches and slow down. Around Full & New Moon, BC stillwaters hit their peak major solunar windows, the best bite of the month. Quarter moons bring strong secondary feeding, while crescent/gibbous phases are more moderate.