How is the fishing on the Ville anybody slaying them?
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How is the fishing on the Ville anybody slaying them?
Fish are still biting well and on their summer patterns. Deep structure has been yielding lots of fish. Minnows and slip corks 9-14ft over deeper water
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[QUOTE=birdman;3278255]Fish are still biting well and on their summer patterns. Deep structure has been yielding lots of fish. Minnows and slip corks 9-14ft over deeper water
How do you keep minnows alive in summer's hot water?
[QUOTE=hairy lures;3278528]I get my bait from leprechaun landing and their water is 56. Get to the lake and mix it with half lake water. Get you an engle cooler and have away at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by birdman
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Thank Birdy! Thank a lot buddy!
I got a good cooler, but since I'm fishing on Lake of Egypt, minnows don't last very long, and it gets mighty expensive!
I understand for sure. I usually buy 10 dozen at a time but I honestly don't lose but 1-3 total each trip out and minnows will last 5-10min in the 85-93 degree water temps. Hopefully this will help
Some it has me anyways
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[QUOTE=birdman;3278863]I understand for sure. I usually buy 10 dozen at a time but I honestly don't lose but 1-3 total each trip out and minnows will last 5-10min in the 85-93 degree water temps. Hopefully this will help
Some it has me anyways
Thanks. I do pretty decent with tube jigs. I just set 'em at the right depth and let the bobber bounce keep them 'alive'...
Slabdaddy your the guide you should be telling us.
Real Job demand more so lost the the time for guideing but you knew that.
When I get minnows for a warm lake, I usually do as birdman but do it 4 to 6 times over about 30 minuets. this really acclimates them to the lake temp an usually loose only a few. but they stay alive on the hook longer or untill bit. Dave
You aint never had a real JOB.Quote:
Originally Posted by justcameslabdaddy