Caught most of these on jigs I tied on #10 sickle hooks. Some had Bob's ice fluke plastic, others had dubbing. Tipped with Gulp maggots or leaf worms.Attachment 401093
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Caught most of these on jigs I tied on #10 sickle hooks. Some had Bob's ice fluke plastic, others had dubbing. Tipped with Gulp maggots or leaf worms.Attachment 401093
Great looking bunch of fish, and on your own hand ties. Congrats!
Thanks moonrunner. I was out fishing my buddy until he got a jig I made for him and caught some of the biggest gills of our trip.
Real nice trip, and as MR said the icing is catching on your own ties. Even your buddy says that! LOL
Bob
I gave those to him earlier this year when they I was successful fishing from shore. I forgot he had them and kept offering him some from my box. He finally, and quietly, put one on from the batch I gave him earlier this year and began catching some really good ones. Made me smile when I saw what he was using.:biggrin
Looks like an awesome trip
KABOOM
Good catch, what are leaf worms? Caterpillars?
Congratulations on a nice trip. Using your own jigs must be extra satisfying!
Good haul and healthy looking fish, congrats. But I want to know about that table, as it looks awesome.
Leaf worms are bigger than red worms, smaller than nightcrawlers. Usually found in wet leaves.
My buddy bought that at Tractor Supply. He says Bass Pro has a similar one. Legs fold up for easy storage and hose hooks up to the spray nozzle. Sink drains . Great surface for cleaning fish and cleans up quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by S10CHEVY
Great catch of some nice fish. Even a token crappie. I’m sure it was a good time but dinner will be better. Like the table too. Storage is an issue for me but I have to say that it looks easier to clean than any I know of. Good job fellas!