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Listen guys, I'm working on some temperature theory based upon range instead of mean
or high/low deg C
Can you blokes post...
Your best guess at numbers of fish per month (all year) plus the average sea temp for each
month too.
I'm thinking that like with many other fish, Bass are just fine in various water temps but, it is
the range and degree of change which affects them the most.
We can get 7deg through 19 that is a big swing and it drops off real quick too for our generally shallow water.
Our burst speed currents and huge tidal range ensure a near complete exchange of water too. Smaller
tidal ranges and current speeds might see a smaller, even cooler temp range but, the change in temperature
might be lesser or slower, hence more tolerable.
This could explain Cornwall and SE Ireland. I'm sure their range is smaller.
Please add info if you can.
or high/low deg C
Can you blokes post...
Your best guess at numbers of fish per month (all year) plus the average sea temp for each
month too.
I'm thinking that like with many other fish, Bass are just fine in various water temps but, it is
the range and degree of change which affects them the most.
We can get 7deg through 19 that is a big swing and it drops off real quick too for our generally shallow water.
Our burst speed currents and huge tidal range ensure a near complete exchange of water too. Smaller
tidal ranges and current speeds might see a smaller, even cooler temp range but, the change in temperature
might be lesser or slower, hence more tolerable.
This could explain Cornwall and SE Ireland. I'm sure their range is smaller.
Please add info if you can.