With temps rising in PA, I thought I’d post a friendly reminder to keep an eye out for high water temps so we don’t harm our fish. Tight Lines Everybody!

[Luna]

With temps rising in PA, I thought I’d post a friendly reminder to keep an eye out for high water temps so we don’t harm our fish. Tight Lines Everybody!

[SlimThiccDaddyMcGee]

Me *dumping my ice cooler into the water to cool the fish down so I can still fish.

[yycfun]

Headwaters are still frozen! Water is fast, cold and chocolate milk where I am.

[didba]

This is the time of year to start targeting bass if you can

[vaflyguy13]

thanks for posting. i don’t go anywhere Without my thermometer once June rolls around here in Virginia. even if water temps are OK to start I always still fish early in the day and end once the sun starts getting up as that always warms the water several degrees. by july it’s smallmouth time…

[MrSticky_]

Saved for future reference, thanks for sharing!

Now I just gotta get me a stream thermometer…

[DarkMuret]

Temperature shock is real too, if you can avoid it, don’t expose trout to 100 degree air temps

[-BigBassBoi-]

I was really confused about how 67 was too high until I realized this is probably referring to trout fishing.

[mangroveassassin]

trout are gonna all die off in numbers too big to comprehend once climate catastrophe starts truly ramping up the summer heat

[joulesofsoul]

Thanks for sharing! I purchased a stream thermometer recently and I’m planning to explore some water in northern PA next week.

In California the Upper Sacramento River is getting up to 67 already. Luckily it’s colder in the morning and as you move upstream. We also have plenty of other streams in Northern California that stay cold year round (mostly spring creeks or tail waters).

[Copacetic_]

Praying for more rain in SE PA so the water can cool back down.

[notextinctyet]

Does this only apply to stream temperatures or also lakes?

[crazy_dudes]

I don’t know if the streams here ever get above 65 lol

[Brambletail]

Every year this moves down or up 1 degree depending on how much warm water gear is coming out

[El_Bandito_Blanquito]

Good to know for when I keep the fish I’m going to eat, I guess?