Catching them under lights is done around structure like the bridges.
It's a vertical presentation with 5 to 6 untipped jigs spaced about 18" apart sort of like a sabiki rig.
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Quackrstackr, I let a major opportunity slip by not going over to the LBL side last week. Big water was pretty rough mid day . I am also kicking myself for not heading over there to look for some bluegill beds. Just too many opportunities and not enought time to do them all.
Also, I didn't know people caught them under lights on Jigs. That is new to me. Are we tipping those with minnows...and what size lead you throwing at them? I only saw a few of the yellows jumping on top where we were fishing.
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GnawMart Tenderloin Sandwich Prostaff, Gnawbone Indiana
Catching them under lights is done around structure like the bridges.
It's a vertical presentation with 5 to 6 untipped jigs spaced about 18" apart sort of like a sabiki rig.
Does KY have a limit on number of hooks per line? In Indiana it is 2 per line...and 3 poles. I did notice the yellow bass stacking vertically... as opposed to the crappie schools which were layed out more horizontally...so fishing multiple depths makes sense I guess.
GnawMart Tenderloin Sandwich Prostaff, Gnawbone Indiana