A persistent low pressure system has covered the Hayward area with low clouds, rain and wind for the past several days. Surface water temperatures have dropped as much as 10 degrees in the past week, with consistent fish activity falling away at the same time. However, persistence paid off for us during this time period, with many species making brief trips to the boat for young and old alike. Shallow cranks after dark and live bait fished slow along deep weed edges during the day were our keys for staying on fish.
Weather did stink over the long weekend for us too up there. We did great on big crapies and bluegills on friday night before the storm. Over all great fishing!
-------------------- The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.
Hayward Lakes update, June 28-30
