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Welcome to SonarFishing! My name is Miles “Sonar” Burghoff. I fish the Bassmaster Opens tournament trail, guide in Alaska, and just all around LOVE fishing! It is my goal to deliver fresh fishing content on a weekly basis, consisting of videos highlighting my life on the tournament circuit, as well as relevant fishing tips and tricks. Always remember to TRUST THE PROCESS!!
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@jared5862 14 дней назад

Strange. For 20 years I’ve heard it the other way around. That the colder water below the thermo cline contains more oxygen. In fact one of the lakes that I fish once the thermocline gets pronounced in summer months you’re wasting your time to fish shallower than 30 feet. All the ish will be 30 to 35 feet. Just right under the thermocline line.

@johnsonc8 14 дней назад

All things being equal, cold water does hold more oxygen. But with the thermocline, you have stratification. The deeper water does not mix with the upper, and because it has no source of oxygen, it runs lower and lower than the upper layer which is able to get re-oxygenated from the air.

@deshoup1 11 дней назад

It is actually a function of the lake's productivity. If the lake has low productivity, there is not a lot of organic matter for bacteria to eat or living critters using the oxygen and you can go many weeks or months of thermal stratification and still have oxygen. This is common in northern lakes with clear water. In more productive lakes (that have lower visibility due to phytoplankton growth), there is enough stuff consuming oxygen in those depths that you lose the oxygen within a couple weeks of stratification (occurs in spring). johnsonc8 pointed out it is the lack of mixing that matters here and the amount of oxygen you have at depth once the thermocline develops is all you have for the rest of summer...if there is enough oxygen relative to the stuff consuming the oxygen, it can hold fish, but in systems where the oxygen gets consumed quickly, it will have no fish the rest of the summer.

@MrJohnB-qs6dp 14 дней назад

Thanks for the tip & heads up!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!! 🤠👍

@russbrown3159 15 дней назад

That explains what I was experiencing. Thx a TON!

@jonbullard7074 15 дней назад

Nice tip miles! I’ve seen that image on my helix 7 kayak fishing on some of my local lakes.

@jimmycleveland1373 14 дней назад

I grew up fishing that lake! Great information.

@daveengstrom9250 12 дней назад

I always fish just below the thermocline for kokanee. Lake trout are usually below it, right on the bottom.

@getdowninthesouth 15 дней назад

Didn't know that. Great advice.

@Techangler65 14 дней назад

Good point. Thanks

@alyssa0411 14 дней назад

We have this issue at Lacamas Lake in SW Washington. A total dead zone 18’ under the surface. They also just put a warning out for toxic algae.

@sungypsy19 15 дней назад

Interesting! Thank you

@MarkHough-lw6kb 15 дней назад

that was great info thanks

@approachingtarget.4503 14 дней назад

Appreciate the concern. If any body of water has that slow of current. It should be avoided during warmer temperatures.

@jasonperrin6959 15 дней назад

Does that stratification change throughout the day or if you move to a different area of the lake? I’ve noticed it last couple weeks here in North Carolina but also noticed the haze would disappear later in the morning and afternoon and also when moving out of the creeks to the main lake.