1 Renting a Class A motorhome costs $1,400-$3,500 for a 7-day, 700-mile trip; a Class C typically rents for $1,000-$2,500 for seven nights and up to 700 miles. 2  RV shows offer many makes and models in one place; admission can be free or $5-$10.3  Most dealer prices are negotiable. Renting a Class A motorhome costs $1,400-$3,500 for a 7-day, 700-mile trip; a Class C typically rents for $1,000-$2,500 for seven nights and up to 700 miles. 2  RV shows offer many makes and models in one place; admission can be free or $5-$10.
Warmer water contains less oxygen than colder water. As temperature rises and dissolved oxygen decreases, fish begin to experience stress. These stresses begin to set in well before the water temperature reaches lethal limits. For example, rainbow trout are said to be able to survive in temperatures up to and exceeding 77Â°F (24Â°C), but stop growing at 73Â°F (23Â° C).
Lake trout usually get top billing first thing in the spring, after the ice goes out. Indeed, trout are often the only species you can fish for in the spring and since they love cold water, they're prime candidates for early bird anglers. But, and this is a big but, the best lake trout fishing of the spring usually coincides with the opening of the walleye season. That is because while lake trout prefer cold water, they don't necessarily like it when it is frigid. As a matter of fact, water temperatures between 48 F and 52 F usually bring the lake trout super shallow, where you can find and catch them roaming along the shoreline. And since they spawned last fall, they have only one thing on their minds right now, and that ...