They aren’t going to snap your rod, just play them out. You can always let them pull line easily off a fly reel. I feel like spinning gear is more “finesse” because you can cast without all the line flinging around in the air
Haha! Me neither. My fiancé’s dad LOVES chicken feet but he grew up dirt poor and they ate most anything. I believe he eats them for shock factor nowadays
Surface temp 36, ive never approached that! I would use a little ice fishing tungsten jig with a wax worm I guess! But if that water was more like 46, I would jig a spoon in that life zone you are referring to.
I go to postimages.org and click direct link once it’s uploaded. Then paste into the text box here. It looks like this, I don’t have a computer just iPhone
That’s the way I do it!!!
Sometimes people catch skinny fish and just assume they are spawned out, you never truly know unless you cut it open. I’ve cut open plenty of fish I was told were “big females” only to find out it was a male that just ate a bluegill. An 8.9 up in the NE might not even still be spawning, they give up when they are old just like some humans haha
Since @Glenn provides an awesome website that I check like 700 times a day at no cost to me, I figured why not support a site sponsor (and catch bass in the process)
Fishing has been my one and only hobby/pastime, mental therapy, and main source of food since I could form memories
“REALLY enjoy” is an gross understatement
Lunch?? On the water?? I can’t ever find any. Once my friend cast a lure up in the top of a tree. Not the part near the water, the top of the tree. He’s trying to stand up as tall as possible and get the plug back, taking forever. We finally asked him what the heck he was doing in that tree and he said “I thought there was a snack bar in here somewhere”
Gotcha. I’m not brave enough to paddle open waters unless the water is up close to 60 degrees or higher.
someone drowned flipping a canoe on chickamauga Saturday. Granted 3 people in it and zero life jackets, but I still just stay near the bank.
Safety first! Also if you put a downrigger on a kayak, you weren’t thinking “safety first”
I don’t have any cold water immersion clothing, I just don’t paddle very far from the bank and wear PFD
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