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Originally Posted by marshrunner757
Think this little frontal passage today soil affect the marsh bass bite for tomorrow?
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Not a marsh guy, but generally the rule of thumb is the smaller/shallower the body of water, the more it's effected by fronts than bigger/deeper bodies. Especially this time of year, a few days of cold weather will drop the water temp in a pond more than it would a big lake like Toledo. But, it wall also warm back up quicker. Sometimes in lakes if you're on some deeper fish a small front won't even move them bc other than barometric pressure little to no change occurs that deep. I'd guess if you had a deep channel in the marsh or ditch, they would stack up there to avoid as big of a change in water temp. With tmrw being the second day of good sunlight it may warm a shallow marsh back up though.