Reply With QuoteThats a hell of a catch ,did you try the orange color?
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Thanks for the replies. As for the cleaning, it didn't take but about an hour, me and my buddy, two of his boys and one of mine. Let my buddy keep them all, he was getting low on fish and he has been working almost 7 days a week for the last few months and very seldom gets a chance to make a trip. Besides my wife don't care for bream, mainly crappie and second bass. I get to go fishing almost every weekend, so I saw it best fit to let him keep them. I just like catching them.....lol...
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Thats a hell of a catch ,did you try the orange color?
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No, I was out of orange and didn't know it, my kids have been going in the evenings after school and bringing my tackle box with them, so I wasn't really sure what I had left in there. But I did use a orange jighead with the black and chartruese for the second half of the time we were there. Just got some more orange tubes, so next trip we will see what happens.
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dang thats a fish fry there!! nice slabs man
Neil
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how do you catch bream on jigs? trolling, casting...???
Live2Fish
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We caught all of them on jigs, some on tubes and some on hair jigs. Fished them under a float/cork fishing about 18" deep right on the edge of the grass. We were just easing along with long rods, just reaching out to the bank and dropping the jigs in at the edge of the grass.
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