Summer season has come and gone. For me personally, it was a blur. From early July through mid August I barely got to enjoy it. Now that wedding season is over with, I've finally returned to my normally scheduled programming; fishing! Since the end of August, lots of changes have been taking place in the atmosphere, environment, and below the surface. Recent foul weather and fronts nearly every-other day have cooled water temps to 62-67 degree range. Since the weekend of August 23rd, they've fallen from 71-73 degrees. This is setting us up for the beginning of fall season, and pre-turnover. Signs are visible as some lakes have turned cloudy and discolored from decaying weeds and late summer blooms. For those of you now wondering about the state and progress of fall turnover, I anticipate this temp range settling in and lasting now for much of September until the next major cooldowns. At that point, get ready for the lakes to flip sometime around early October. For fishing as of late, my lovely wife Amanda and I have enjoyed pursuing multi-species. I FINALLY GOT TO MULTI-SPECIES FISH THIS YEAR! Crappies and muskies in the evenings, and mostly largemouth bass and pike