Butte 6/23

[BassAssasin]

Originally Posted by jpeff31787

i'm pretty sure this is a different kind of black water we are talking about here fool. The reason this water has turned black because of its low levels of oxygen and you can actually smell it. Its become close to stagnant in a sense. One way to tell is to look to see if the bubbles from passing boats are staying on top of the water for long periods of time.

I fish black water all the time, but different sort of black and we catch fine.

so if the bubbles stay for a while does it mean less oxygen or more?

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by BassAssasin

so if the bubbles stay for a while does it mean less oxygen or more?

Less oxygen...I use the same trick

[jpeff31787]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

Less oxygen...I use the same trick

right! and thats when i say ok lets go somewhere else because the chance of catching fish in that water is slim to none unless your looking for choupique lol

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by jpeff31787

right! and thats when i say ok lets go somewhere else because the chance of catching fish in that water is slim to none unless your looking for choupique lol

Or gar feesh

[jpeff31787]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

Or gar feesh

haha yep.. Always plenty of them!

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by jpeff31787

haha yep.. Always plenty of them!

They sure tear up a spinnerbait,pisses me off! haha