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Don't be afraid to cast live bait on bobber either! Good luck! Dan |
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also what is the best time to be fishing with the worm and then also the rooster tail thanks
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As far as best time to fish, in my opinion early morning (sunrise or earlier) would be best simply because of no boat traffic or other things driving fish from the shallows. I don't think you are going to catch a salmon or lake trout that close to shore in that shallow water this time of year but you may pick up a rainbow, bass, white perch, yellow perch, etc, etc. My advice is just have fun with it and see what happens! Good Luck!! Dan |
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Crank baits, jerk baits, or Texas rigged plastics will catch LM Bass, SM Bass, Pickerel, and Crappies.
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I caught some monster small mouth in Paugus using Hellgrammites. Fish about 100 yrds or so off the islands, in about 25-30 feet of water.
Just hook em through the neck and let them swim freely. These have worked when no lure would! |
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how do you get the shiners down to 25-30 feet?
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RCK,, I just noticed that you are fairly new to posting on the forum after joining back in July 2012. We are glad that you have come aboard and joined us. Have fun and enjoy the Winni Forum while making many new friends.Looks like you are getting some good advice regarding your question. ![]()
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