Thermocline: The Barrier - Bass Fishing Resource Guide
2000年10月27日 · This is how barriers are formed. The top layer has good oxygen, but little temperature change. Below the top layer is the metalimnion. This zone is characterized by rapid temperature changes. Where the most temperature drop occurs in three feet of depth is called the thermocline. Below the metalimnion is the hypolimnion.
Understanding And Fishing The Thermocline For Bass
2023年8月13日 · The thermocline drops to 35 to 40 feet deep by late August, eventually dissipating around October when the surface water temperature falls to around 70 degrees. "Usually (the thermocline) starts setting up good in highland lakes like Bull Shoals and Table Rock in June," Helms says. "Once that happens, a lot of fish get on it.
A question about thermoclines and fall turnover
2018年10月12日 · Thermocline is basically a 4 to 5 degree warm water temperature change to colder water within a few feet and can be anywhere from a few feet below the surface to 30' or 50' deep in some lakes. Cold fall air temps slowly cool the warm surface water and the colder cooled surface water sinks until the heavier cold water out weighs the deeper ...
Do small shallow bodies of water have a thermocline?
2008年2月5日 · A thermocline is an obvious temperature difference between the hypolimnion and the epilimnion. It has historically been defined as the region where water temperature changes are greater than one 1 C per meter of depth. The lakes that Handy refers to most definitely are capable of creating a thermocline, but this stratification may not last very ...
Thermocline questions... - Bass Fishing Forums
Posted July 12. Thermoclines are not a fix stationary element and vary by the hour from current and wind. Think of thermocline as a change in water temperature that varies from 2’ to 6’ thick. The DO levels below a thermocline isn’t a void as several fish species live in …
Catching Smallies Below The Thermocline - Smallmouth Bass …
2015年2月7日 · The zone below the oxycline is variously known as the anoxic zone, anaerobic zone and dead zone. Three things complicate the location of the oxycline: 1) For starters, not all lakes stratify, so a lake may have an oxycline in the absence of a thermocline. 2) Different fish species have different dissolved oxygen requirements.
Thermocline fishing small lakes - General Bass Fishing Forum
Posted July 19, 2017. Thermocline is a transition zone or layer of water where the water temperature changes quickly several degrees within a few feet. Warmer water is lighter or less dense and floats on top of colder more dense water forming the thermocline layer.
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2013年7月9日 · Welcome to the site. There is a search tool, however not familiar with it, try key word search "thermocline". A 7' thermal break isn't that unusual, however a 7' thermocline is! There difference is a 4 to 5 degrees water temperature change within 2to 3 feet depth change.
Thermocline in a TVA reservoir? - Southeast Bass Fishing - Bass …
2020年8月5日 · My PB: Between 12-13 lbs. Favorite Bass: Smallmouth. Favorite Lake or River Pickwick Lake Tennessee River & White River. Super User. Posted August 5, 2020. Most of the TVA lakes do not, but Kentucky Lake does. This is by far the largest and deepest. reservoir in the system. In the summer time ledge fishing is king!
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2013年12月16日 · The proper statement would be there is very little oxygenation below the thermocline. If there is abundant O2 use below the thermocline, then it can become oxygen poor. However, in some lakes there is plenty of O2 to support fish. Think about lakes with trout and/or salmon. They stay below the thermocline in summer.