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<blockquote data-quote="Captainbrad" data-source="post: 379802" data-attributes="member: 320">The feel of fall is setting in. Water temperature has dropped down to around 70 and all the fronts of the past week have pushed the fish to an off current pattern. This means the slower side of holes, back of inside bends and places the main current pulls away from the spot. It has been fun to fish because it is a change from the down the middle pattern of the past two months. Even with a change in location that normally means longer sits it seems that the sit times have gone back to a normal 20-30 minutes. Bigger fish are still taking a little longer to decide to bite but for now it is a fun late summer bite.As nights get longer and cooler, I suspect the catfish will stay on or close to this pattern from here on.This week is frog, frog (yes I wrote that twice) and sucker for bait.<a href="https://redrivercatfish.com" target="_blank">https://redrivercatfish.com</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captainbrad, post: 379802, member: 320"] The feel of fall is setting in. Water temperature has dropped down to around 70 and all the fronts of the past week have pushed the fish to an off current pattern. This means the slower side of holes, back of inside bends and places the main current pulls away from the spot. It has been fun to fish because it is a change from the down the middle pattern of the past two months. Even with a change in location that normally means longer sits it seems that the sit times have gone back to a normal 20-30 minutes. Bigger fish are still taking a little longer to decide to bite but for now it is a fun late summer bite. As nights get longer and cooler, I suspect the catfish will stay on or close to this pattern from here on. This week is frog, frog (yes I wrote that twice) and sucker for bait. [URL]https://redrivercatfish.com[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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