LunkerBandit

Thanks for the tip I've never fished one before. I'll have to give it a shot

oh ya and that bango minnow guy too

I recently tried spinners because I've had some success on other lakes with it but the only time I've landed anything at Tri-City was on lipless crankbait in the summer. You're right i should slow my approach down. I'll definitely say hi if i see you there soon

Welcome!

I've caught some of my biggest fish by switching to unfamiliar spots or using unfamiliar presentations. Don't be afraid to work areas you haven't fished before. Even if you get skunked you spent all day at the lake and you didn't get a raw deal.

I got skunked on the worms I threw but my spinnerbait landed a decent one. I wonder if it had something to do with the DFG stocking trout that morning?

There's a massive largemouth in one of my local ponds who is always jumping around. I call him "The Boss". No matter what i throw at him i just cant get him to bite.

I just caught a nice one the other day slow-rolling a spinnerbait

Well I still haven't caught one. Got a couple to nibble on power bait but I couldn't hook one

I just moved really close to this park and I was wondering if anyone had fished here before and could give me a few pointers

One things for sure I'll take full advantage of it. Thanks guys I'm going friday and I'll let you know how it goes

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone ;D

The pond by my house was just stocked with farm trout. I have a little Shakespeare reel and a 7' UL Ugly Stick. What would be the best rig and bait to catch trout in a small, dirty pond?

Cut the head off with a strong sharp knife. Its the quickest

I caught a cat about a couple months ago in a little pond behind my house. I was using a 3" purple banjo minnow looking for bass and WHAM! this snagged my line