One reservoir that comes to mind immediately is Willow Creek SRA near Pierce. Every time I have fished there, the water is unusually murky and the lay of the lake promotes this. But there are some nice fish there and they can be caught all year. Perhaps more so because the water condition is part of their daily cycle. This is a key to remember.
Wind plays a vital role in determining fish location, even in murky waters.
To the fish it is an unconscious act, responding to it much like we would respond to a light touch from something we couldn't see. Our first reaction is to move. Flashes from mettalic lures offer the resemblence of baitfish like shiners, fatheads, and chubs and spell easy pickings to predatory fish. Add a distinct rattle emmision or vibration and you are usually ready to go. The only real exception to this generally is river fish, which normally do not use the wind as much as they use the current.