I fished today. At the local Shell I asked where I could buy bait. “You’re in the right place,” said the clerk, and sold me 2 dozen night crawlers $2.99/dozen. “I hope you catch a load,” she said, “and I don’t mean coal.”
Sunday, June 7, 2009
What's Biting Today?
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Have you tried a trotline? I camped once for 6wks along the Ocklawaha River in FL, and had a fresh catfish almost every day that way.
My trotline had 12 hooks on 3ft leaders set appx 10ft apart in a non-flowing backwater (oxbow) amongst cypress and popash.
I had to release 2 bowfin for every catfish caught, though. Be prepared for a really big fish. The largest fish I ever boated was a 19.5 lb, 29.5 in channel cat caught on that trotline. I was in a kayak, too! LOL
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