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Ok guys last year I was down to Kentucky lake and did really good on redear, I know last
year was a lot warmer than normal. So on a normal year when do they turn on good I am
not wanting anybodys spot. just looking for when they typically start biting good thanks for the info
All of May is good...
Thanks olducker I hope I can come down again this year when they are biting good. Last year we hit it prefect and caught limits for all three days of fishing. so I would like to do good again this year.
How do you catch em we have caught em but never a limit. we usually fish with corks and a bug under it
I normley catch them when fishing fog B/G. But would also like to target them only.can some of you redear anglers help out .advice is always welcome. Happy trails to all.
Watch these :
Catching Redear on Barkley - YouTube
Redear and Bluegill on Lake Barkley - YouTube
Bluegill & Red Ear Fishing on Lake Barkley - YouTube
While these trips were taken on Barkley Lake ... the same info should work on KY Lake.
When I fish for them, locally ... I tip a black jighead with a piece of nightcrawler, and either fish it under a float or vertical jig it ... keeping the jig less than 1ft off the bottom.
... cp :kewl
We just use hook with worm under cork, we just got lucky last year I think and would like to hit it like that again.
They want it on the bottom!
can you guys see them deeper bed on your sideimageingQuote:
Originally Posted by Wiskers
Sometimes. I can tell ya this about the Redear. I you're casting to the bank and catch'n Bluegill, you're probably setting on the Redear. They'll be out a little farther than the Bluegill.Quote:
Originally Posted by duck