Fishing Report for Thompson Lake, MI, Livingston County
Current Conditions:
- Current Water Temperature: 65°F
7-Day Weather Forecast:
- June 6th:
- Conditions: Mostly Clear
- Temperature: High of 73.43°F, Low of 57.75°F
- Wind: Max 26.75 mph, Avg 18.28 mph
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Pressure: High 30.14 inHg, Low 29.59 inHg
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June 7th:
- Conditions: Mostly Cloudy
- Temperature: High of 65.48°F, Low of 52.26°F
- Wind: Max 23.97 mph, Avg 18.12 mph
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Pressure: High 30.07 inHg, Low 29.65 inHg
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June 8th:
- Conditions: Rain
- Temperature: High of 69.98°F, Low of 51.08°F
- Wind: Max 16.66 mph, Avg 13.57 mph
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Pressure: High 30.06 inHg, Low 29.88 inHg
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June 9th:
- Conditions: Drizzle
- Temperature: High of 69.67°F, Low of 51.08°F
- Wind: Max 26.27 mph, Avg 17.79 mph
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Pressure: High 30.03 inHg, Low 29.79 inHg
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June 10th:
- Conditions: Partly Cloudy
- Temperature: High of 68.13°F, Low of 50.03°F
- Wind: Max 17.73 mph, Avg 14.19 mph
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Pressure: High 30.09 inHg, Low 29.74 inHg
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June 11th:
- Conditions: Partly Cloudy
- Temperature: High of 72.59°F, Low of 50.97°F
- Wind: Max 14.86 mph, Avg 11.66 mph
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Pressure: High 30.25 inHg, Low 29.99 inHg
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June 12th:
- Conditions: Rain
- Temperature: High of 75.05°F, Low of 55.4°F
- Wind: Max 18.88 mph, Avg 13.71 mph
- Pressure: High 29.97 inHg, Low 29.81 inHg
Key Fish Behavior:
- Trout, Bass, and Perch Analysis:
- Trout: With the rain forecast for the upcoming days, trout are likely to be more active near inflowing streams and deeper pools. They might prefer slower presentations due to the potential murky conditions.
- Bass: Look for bass near structures like fallen trees or rocky points. Cooler temperatures might make them slightly less aggressive. Try using crawfish imitations or jigs to entice bites.
- Perch: Changing weather patterns might scatter perch, but they can still be found in schools near vegetation or drop-offs. Light-colored jigs or live bait can be effective.
Actionable Hotspot & Technique Advice:
- Hotspot: Target the western shores where baitfish concentrate due to sustained east winds.
- Technique: Use swimbaits for bass in these areas. For trout and perch, try using light jigs near vegetation or deeper water.
Optimal Fishing Windows:
- Best Active Hours: Early mornings and evenings when the temperatures are cooler are ideal for active fish.
- Weather Impact: Look for windows of partly cloudy conditions for increased fish activity, especially around sunrise and sunset.
Lure Pattern Suggestions:
- Strategy: Start with topwater lures like frogs during cloudy periods. If no action, switch to crankbaits for more depth coverage.
Water Temperature Insights:
- Trout: More active in cooler waters, target them in deeper sections where the water might be cooler, such as near inflowing streams or shady spots.
- Bass: Cooler temperatures may slow down bass activity, focus on slow presentations near structures.
- Perch: Look for schools in slightly warmer waters, especially near structures or drop-offs. Light jigs can work well.
Tackle Recommendations:
- Trout: Light to medium spinning rod with 4-8 lb test line, small spinners or flies.
- Bass: Medium-heavy baitcasting rod with 10-20 lb test line, jigs or plastic worms.
- Perch: Light spinning rod with 4-6 lb test line, small jigs or live bait.
Safety Reminders:
- Ensure weather awareness, appropriate gear, and follow local regulations. Watch for changing weather conditions and adjust accordingly.
Tight lines and happy fishing at Thompson Lake, MI! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
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