Reply With Quoteyeah, i did.. the other one was 11 years old.. you took a great pic for me to be able to do that with.. btw, i was serious about the blue jig head.Originally Posted by shadow
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yeah, i did.. the other one was 11 years old.. you took a great pic for me to be able to do that with.. btw, i was serious about the blue jig head.
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I think I have some blue but will have to check. I can always trade you some 1/32 unpainted heads for some.
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How deep were they? I have never fished bundicks but live in the area. I have never gotten on the sac a lait so any tips are appreciated. BTW I'm a kayk fisherman
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We were fishing anywhere from 7 feet of water to 25 feet of water. You just have to move around until you find them. I usually start out in deeper water and if that doesn't work, I will move to shallower water. We usually fish within 2 to 4 feet from the bottom and we almost exclusively use jigs, I have never done good on shiners at bundicks but others have. Try Black and chrt and red and chrt and blue and white, those colors probably produce the best for us there. Hope this helps some. And welcome to the board. How does bundicks look right now? I know it was very high last Saturday.
Dwyane
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To be honest, not sure how high it is. I know Vernon Lake was scary high last week. I kind of live in limbo between the two. So I am still attempting to find the right spot to fish.
