If you know your lake contours, drops, creeks, isolated structure and migratory routes it's not too hard to get on them
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If you know your lake contours, drops, creeks, isolated structure and migratory routes it's not too hard to get on them
Nice catch. I've about give up on pulling crankbaits - too many catfish for me. Maybe it's just Toledo Bend, don't know. I've long lined with Skip using road runners who is a master at the technique. I do enjoy that.
Nice catch. I've done some long lining and could learn to like it.
I would try slowing down and not fishing any red crankbaitsQuote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
Looks like a good mess of fish. Congratulations, theygotaeat!
Phone also has a speedometer on it. LL is the most efficient way of fishing that exist.
Thanks pastor[emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by Pastor
Before I tried long lining I would power troll; that is to spider rig running 0.7mph or better. This was before I had a depth finder with GPS; I would use a hand held GPS that I also used for hunting.
I generally long line at .2 to .8 MPH and this year it's been more of less than .5! Too many fish still had eggs even once they moved out to the 15'/16' water depth around Hydrilla!
Skip
Where were you fishing.