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A friend asked me to take him and his son out fishing. They have never been. I figured Bream would probably be the easiest. Anybody have any advice for Bream on Lake Conway. Spots, bait, Depth. Thanks in advance. Hopefully be a able to turn on a youngster to fishing.
Easier this time of year to Crappie fish. Try Nimrod and troll jigs or minnows.
What he said! Thumbs Up
Wish I could. Do not have the set up for that.
Don't need anything but rod & reels , cane poles, or jig poles. Drag jigs or minnows real slow. Hold your poles and use trolling motor to maintain .5 to .8 mph speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by howards cowards
Where's CrappiePro when u need him?
Fish around the banks, around lilly pads, logs and stumps, usE crickets and small jigs, they sell both at bates field and stream in mayflower. Try to stay in the two foot to three foot depth range, this should put lots of bream in your cooler. Good luck, hope this is helpful.
thanks for the advice slabsntaters. Any particular part of the lake. I have a map.
I am a CrappiePro, not a bream pro, but seeing's how you asked? Howards Coward's has already been PMed an exact spot and what to do when he gets there.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
I know that, but you KNOW Lake Conway like the back of you hand. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappiePro
Here is an old time lake Conway secret that always works when nothing else will. Find the hollow stumps. Fish right down in the the middle of the stump. When things ain't good, this'll work. It's almost as good as dennimite, but the fishing trip will last a little longer.
I've always had good luck with the Bream and Redear around Hog Island on North end of lake.
thank you so much for the advice. We set our trip for last sunday morn. Got out to the launch and started pouring rain. We are going to try again next sunday.
Where at on the north end is hog island on lake Conway
Over towards the NE corner, near where Palarm Creek comes into the lake.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dbrasher