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Do you find that the docks with lights hold more fish during the day as well, or is it just for evening or night fishing?
Do you cruise be and side scan the docks for fish (with what fish finder), or do you just toss into every open bay that has deep water associated with it?
Oh, I have lots more questions !
Thanks for the great article.
This is so cool, I'm going to get out the charts and look for deep water docks and get there EARLY !
good read
Great info Thanks
Early & late, informative. Thanks.
Thanks Brad!!!!
I love to shoot the docks and found it to be a very productive way to catch slabs year round. Thanks for the great read and very useful information!!
Great info! Thanks!
good info
Thanks for sharing. Good read.:ThumbsUp
I likes me some shootn too!
Thanks for the info.
Interesting concept of using colored line.
Thats the way to go!
Once the sun hits the lot dock in the morning, the fish scatter.Quote:
Originally Posted by brettw
I typically fish any dock along a channel in at least 25' of water, I don't trust side scan as docks often put out interference.
Still practicing shooting docks at the house. I want to be able to hit a 5 gallon bucket consistently before hanging up in docks!
thanks
Thanks, Great read
What about the docks that say "No Fishing" at the ends of em? Can you still fish those or can they really keep you away from them?:dono
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Pretty informative. Thanks.
Thanks for the info!
great read and info
Only docks off limits are the ones in Marinas, all others are fair game!Quote:
Originally Posted by dblevens