I am thinking I will shoot docks in the morning and throw the catfish jugs out at dark
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I am thinking I will shoot docks in the morning and throw the catfish jugs out at dark
Good luck on the docks and you ought to catch a boatload on jugs.
First part of the days fishing done. 12 dinks and a bonus catfish. Almost all of the docks I got to had been shot. 4 other boats out shooting them. I was good to see some other shooters on the water. Now to get some rest and get ready for dark to throw in the jugs. One of the nieces is going for the jug fishing part.
Well at least you know you were in the right area ! You Don’t have wait until dark ! They will bite just as good in the day time !
Bass tournament going on in that area at the moment. They will be gone around dark
Yesterday morning shooting docks 12 dink crappie and a bonus catfish. Water temp was 70 on the Hiawassee. The night fishing portion in the back waters in Dayton. Water was 66 degrees where all the creeks come in 7 catfish in the box. Lots an lots of boat traffic, slight breeze, and the current kept us busy with 12 jugs out. Had 4 whisker hooked fish get away. Bait was catalpa worms. They really like themAttachment 409548Attachment 409549Attachment 409550Attachment 409551
They won't bother the crappieQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
They are is where 3 feeder creeks come together, 2 large boat ramps, and where they hold the tournaments. Pretty narrow confines there. The channel is about 50 wide up against a rock wall. Far too busy for day fishing. Great for night fishingQuote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Nice mess of kittys !
You gotta be on your game to catch crappie of that quality !
good job!
Been dinkville on the crappie for me.
Ran into a fella bank fishing said he had caught 25 Friday night. Only 5 measured. The rest were dinks. The quantity is getting better at least
Noticing MUCH smaller fish this season than past seasons. These guys go through their cycles. Just like NCAAF teams :cheers2
Hopefully the bigger ones will move in from the deep