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Look at what i found! I fished over em for a couple hours and had no luck! A fellow c.com member and I have discussed what our interpretations of this is and I think we r spot on! I was going to share and get some suggestions of what you guys think it is as well.
I have know clue, but if i had to guess shad.
They look to big to be shad to me but I don't know. Look foward to hearing what most think it is.
Asian carp will paint individual fish echoes that size ...
And cannot be caught ... Except by accident ...
Rickie
I agree probably asian carp
What kind of baits did you use? I have seen this on my screen before in the winter. Thinking it was shad I threw my cast net over top of them. Big mistake! They turned out to be channel cats stacked in a wintering hole! It took me 2 hours to get about 40 catfish out of my net! It could be large shad or white bass also. Throw a cast net in the water next time and you should get an idea of what they might be.
I was using double minnow rigs, and double jig rigs tipped with minnows.
I think Asian Carp as well.
DING DING DING!!!!! Several of you guys guessed it! Asian Carp!!!! They are everywhere!!! Way more than there should be! I really think they have ruined a decent fishery.
If a man had a big net, they could wipe them totally out of this hole, because I scanned the whole lake and this one hole had all the fish in it.
Should have dropped a couple of sticks of TNT in there!
Yes sir!!!! That would have suited me!
IMO dynamite would work better.Quote:
Originally Posted by LowePro
A big weighted treble hook should also work well if they are stacked up like that.