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Not a Pro just love to fish.You Pull up to your favorite lake or river. Went to a local bait shop/boat ramp Saturday.The guys at the boat ramp/bait shop says to hot fish not biting.Been fish'n all morning fish ain't biting we have not had a bite.What do you do? Go home!Go to another lake?What? You have the day off you drive several miles to fish may not get another chance Job,Kid's health may keep you from fishing.What do you do? Thanks.
I never pay much attention , stubborn non believer of fish tales . I say go see for your self . :biggrin
They're always not biting right before they start biting...I'd give 'em a try.
I just fish when I can. I am too stubborn to give up.
Chris
No matter the bite, SOMEONE always finds and catches fish. Some days that someone might be you. Nothing ventured nothing gained. I'd go fish anyways.
You don't measure success by how many you catch, it's the experience that matters most. I usually learn my most valuable lessons when the fishing is tough. It'll make you a better angler if you figure them out on those slow days.
I totally agree. [emoji4][emoji1303]Quote:
Originally Posted by RMGeorge
Fish always biting - most out fishing are just not good finders :cheers2
There is an Ole Saying...Early to bed, early to rise, FISH LIKE H3LL !!! and make up lies.:biggrin On a more serious note, If it was worth your time to drive to or launch a boat on it, then it is worth your time to try it. Never give up on a Lake without even trying it. Things can change for the better or worse in a split second when it comes to crappie fishing. Let's hope it is for the better when you launch your boat.
MY opinion is there is almost always a way to catch them . Doesn't mean you will figure it out but you can't if you don't go try . The fish are there in most cases it is just doing the right thing to trigger a bite . Most people fish the same way no matter where they go and we all want to fish off memories ( I use to catch them here on this not sure why it isn't working ) I am as bad as anyone but the most successful folks are willing to look at each day and each situation differently and that usually equals success.
Most times it's not the arrow, as much as it is the Indian..... 90% of the fish are caught by 10% of the "Indians"
I am trying to get better as an Indian, but still falling short.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Sarge
Chris
Form one off the if not the best fishermen I have ever known. "Fathfularcher"Faithfulfishcatcher" WOW. Thats how you do it."Ketch'm." Thank'sQuote:
Originally Posted by faithfularcher
always take a few coors light for the slow days. and a partner to set up front with you and solve the worlds problems
That would probably be the day I would catch fish,Lol !!!
Heard that last week on my local lake. Pulled up to boat ramp and a gentleman walked over to my boat and told me several guys had tried the crappie all day and caught 1 five inch fish. I knew they were dippin jigs because they won't buy a minnow. I tipped my jigs with big shiners and ended up with 29 nice fish with the biggest pushing 15 1/2 inches. Biggest challenge is finding them and then giving them what they want.
Go and enjoy the experience!! Only the fish, can tell you, if they are hungry!