Hope you are correct. Sometimes northerners don’t realize that our roads curve and go up and down mountains. Even the best drivers from up north can’t drive down ice. My fishing buddy from Michigan won’t drive down here in snow. I asked why and he said “roads are straight and flat in Michigan”
just a sample pic I found online, imagine that tilted down
I take the used ones create my own colors by mixing in other bags. My favorite is putting one purple worm into a bag of pearl swimbaits . Or black/blue. This was a pearl/green swimbait that I put in a bag of Junebug worms
Standard fare: Purple worms, grubs, tubes, jerkbaits, and some nice ones on toads and toad runners. No bites on standard hollow frog or popping frog this year
You guessed it. Been running spinners through there for the last couple years with no hits (when water is on). We can catch them when the water is off but I never make it there when that’s the case
Our stocked trout on a particular tail water won’t eat any fishing lures and sometimes won’t eat live bait. They eat midges almost exclusively and very small midges at that. It’s one of the worst places to fish ever been . Luckily there are one or two other places you can some stockers but it’s slim pickings. I don’t think I’ve caught a single stocked trout in 2020 with my $21 stamp. Now the naturally reproducing trout in the smoky mountains, they bite like sharks and don’t require the stamp.
@Bubba 460, great story. I fished halibuts in homer and brought back 51 lbs of frozen meat in the overhead storage compartment of a commercial airplane
Hahaha . The way I understand it , they all show the same thing? I’m sure you’ve heard wheeler had all 3 brands on his boat this year and did very well. It’s just different interpretations of the same information, probably all boils down to personal preference.
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