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My and you both.... From: Jitterbug55, Georgia
I fished hard today. Fished with a new partner, TopH2O. We fished hard, fast, slow, plastic, topwater, underwater, Crankbait, slider, (we didn't have any chicken livers or we would have used them). Honestly we did catch less than half a dozen sub-par size spots fishing the South end, fishing the red-clay-wood-good looking, place but only caught small fish, and not a ton of 'em? Earth to Ryan, come in please... Help lead us out of the darkness that is our lack of "time on the water" to some good fish? I did catch a couple on the Sammy (good 'ole Sammy) and TopH2O and I each caught a few on various jigs, but I'm not being the leader of the band like I once was on the water... Should we switch to live bait, or dynamite? Jitterbug55 Aka "the bug" Aka empty-live-well Triton... .
big fish are still being caught From: JimmyCatch 5, Georgia those good fish you all were on a few weekes ago are gone back to deeper water .. i went yesterday , and had a good few hours ,caught several dinks on spotstickers , but caught some good ones on a custom crankbait , and fluke . zeroed on the fishhead , but didnt need it , cuz there on my c rig now , try fishing deeper ,and get off the bank for the bigger fish . they are some fish on the bank ,but all im gettin is dinks .. i had 10 in 3 hours . 5 of them were 13 to 15 pounds , try a trick worm on the spotsticker . it will produce a better fish ,, south end try sand colered , north try green punkin .. hope this helps jimmy Not catching them From: TrackerRed29, Georgia Thanks guys for the guidance. It sounds like I will have to give up on trying to find a largey under docks and head back out to main lake points and 12+ feet of water. |
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