Dakota City, Wahoo, Dodge, Scribner????
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Dakota City, Wahoo, Dodge, Scribner????
I typically use them for bass or catfish for they dont really care what they hit as long as its food, however. Crappie seem to hit things they are used to.
I have caught 14" crappie on 7" plastic worms in a 10 acre lake where the crappie have never seen a plastic worm. If Capps and Coleman use alot of rosie reds in their tournament fishing then it is good enough for me.
I use them to catch catfish here in ohio don't think I ever caught any other kinds of fish with them tho. Goldfish stay lively longer . Was wondering why they are illegal in some states
The biggest fear is that allowing them for bait will spread another type of carp, one that might replace native minnows in ponds and streams, compounding the carp problem. Allowing them to be used for live bait almost certainly will spread them. Goldfish are as tolerant of low oxygen as any cold water fish there is. One of the ecologies that would be threatened are the leech ponds that freeze out most winters. The goldfish family can survive that. That is one of their differences from the true carp.
Here in Ohio not only do we have goldfish for bait but also Asian Carp which looks like a miniture carp about the size of a goldfish and greenish in color.
Goldfish are illegal here fished alive. Dead they are fine. Work well for trout and bullheads but haven't gotten anything else to hit them, yet.
I love taking my kids fishing, now if I could just manage to fish at the same time.