Had to search for them this go round but did find a few closer to Ramah launch. Still catching them shallow in 3-4 feet in dirty-ish water. Orange/chartreuse still working.
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Had to search for them this go round but did find a few closer to Ramah launch. Still catching them shallow in 3-4 feet in dirty-ish water. Orange/chartreuse still working.
Nice tailgate shot
Awesomeness, thanks for sharing
H…are u using a cork or tight lining?
Beautiful catch..!!
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Tightlining. And usually on the upcurrent side of the bridge pilings. You'd think it would be the other way around, huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sac-a-lait D.A.
Thanks H…and your right…I would definitely think the down side too!Quote:
Originally Posted by hthoang
Thanks for sharing ..!
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Fantastic catch!!
Nice catch
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If you're using crappie nibbles then it makes sense your catching them up current they are swimming up stream to the smell, if not then that is weird.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sac-a-lait D.A.
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I have that happen on Old River a lot.
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Trout do that with rocks, there’s an eddy before and after an object in current
Nice catch
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I am using nibbles and that does make sense. However, I don't sense that that's what's happening. The bites around pilings are usually pretty quick, sometimes on the fall but usually when the jig gets to their preferred depth for the day. Some days I do catch them in that calm water down current but I'd say they're upcurrent 7 out of 10 times.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoFish88
I used to do a lot of tuna fishing and the same thing usually occurs around oil rigs. Upcurrent was always the ticket.
That just goes to show us that we don't know everything.
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It does seem, though, that when current slows they're more likely down current/down wind. It's when you can visibly see water moving at a decent clip that they're usually upcurrent.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoFish88