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Not bad for a few hours in the middle of the day, we stopped counting after about 20 or so. Mostly Sunnies, Blue Gills but a few decent small mouths thrown in. Amazing what a difference live bait makes LOL. Were using worms and crayfish. Worms got most of the action but the crayfish yielded bigger fish and better fights. He even caught two on a hook wiith no bait! Great time with the boy on a sunny afternoon in Lake George...
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That's awesome! Live bait definitely makes things easier and glad you both had a great time. Any pics of your catches?www.AvidArms.com I'm STIHL out of conditioner!!
Finally joined the ranks of broke homeowner
Am I short stroking or going to fast?
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No pics we were too busy pulling fish out of the lake ha ha....Comment
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We have had good luck using both live worms and either tan/chartreuse or tan/orange tailed lizzards. Last week I did well with of all things purple worms scented with salt and garlic. Can't make this Peshitta up folks, they were on clearance for $.79 so I figured what the hell. As a kid we used pickled pork rind and daredevils with good results.
Going to try bread balls or canned corn on small hooks and a 6-7 wt fly rod tomorrow for carp. We found a place where they can be found on a regular basis and figure it should be a blast to hook one with a fly rod.I must say I love beavers.Comment
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CG bet you both had a blast. Great memories with the boy.....and him with his dad
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HH, the garlic is actually no surprise at all. My business is saltwater reef aquariums. When the fish in our tanks are finicky with their eating we add garlic to the food. It stimulates their appetite.Originally posted by harleyhutch View PostComment
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Hmmm crayfish and garlic... Not sure if any will be left for bait ha ha....Comment
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