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They weren't very hungry this morning. Quite a few were foul-hooked. I even had a catfish that was hooked in the belly. Trolling 10-12' deep @ 1.7mph. C-55's and Bandit 300's. Anything with pink & white did the trick.
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Good report....
Nice!
Nice catch
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Nice catch. The last two times I was there the same guy in a small flat boat with a hand controlled trolling motor was longlining jigs and he was wearing them out and I was only catching little ones.
What's it like out there on weekdays? Made the mistake of going one time on the weekend and there were boats and jetskis running all over. Troll motor went out, too, and couldn't maintain any control/speed with the big motor so I packed it up and went home.
Cuz you’re not a “trolling expert”........ jk jchag....Quote:
Originally Posted by Skippa Chippa
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Yes there is something a little off with the fish out there. What I mean is they're not reacting to the crankbaits like they did earlier in the year. The last two times I fished there, I got skunked. I do recall seeing two kayaks with pedal power and those fellas were catching fish. With what you say... long-lining jigs.
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Time to go with the flow, get out the jigs.
"gene"
You may be below the fish ....every once and a while turn trolling motor off let all baits float up and take off againQuote:
Originally Posted by jchag1718
Sometimes just about as soon as they start coming up you can get bites
You might try going faster usually as the day goes by I speed up
You should see crappie fly up at 2.3 mph with 15 feet of line out
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