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August 09, 2013, 10:58:35 AM
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Yep, it is for sure in Brent's log book. Along with weather, baro pressure, wind direction, places fished, number caught, bait used, color of bait, yada yada! That boy can flat catch the fish on Lavon!
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August 09, 2013, 01:05:22 PM
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Sure do like that THUMP!
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SWAG I would say maybe late October through late May-ish you could get Hypothermia. October-ish 20 minutes Nov-Dec 10 ish minutes Jan-mid March 5 minutes - in the water Again, Wild arse guesses Hypothermia begins with body temp below 95 degrees - so technically you could get it at any time with prolonged exposure I would not take ANY chances with exposure.  Get out, get dry - shed clothes if you have to and let your skin dry. This site seems liberal, I thought in freezing water, you would feel serious effects in under 5 minutes http://westpacmarine.com/samples/Hypothermia_Chart.asp
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